Role of radiology in colo-rectal bleedings. Alban DENYS MD FCIRSE EBIR CHUV LAUSANNE

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Role of radiology in colo-rectal bleedings Alban DENYS MD FCIRSE EBIR CHUV LAUSANNE

Epidemiology Lower GI bleeding accounts for 20-25% of all GI bleeding Annual incidence in USA :21-27/100000 Longstreth GF Am J gastroenterol 2005 21 (11): 1281-1298 Risk factors Bour B endoscopy 2008 1333pts Mean age of 72+/-16 ASA score 2.5+/-0.9 Predisposing factors medications in 75% of pats

Lower GI bleeding: Etiology Small bowel (2-9% of lower GI bleeding): - Arteriovenous Malformations - Small Bowel Neoplasms - Duodenal, jejunal diverticula, Meckel s diverticulum - Crohn s disease, radiation enteritis - Venous bowel infarction, segmental ischemia - Amyloidosis, celiac disease - Secondary aortoenteric fistula (SAEF) Antes, Eur Radiol 1996 Gourtsoyiannis, Eur Radiol 1997 Lewis, Gastroenterology, 1988

Lower GI bleeding: Etiology Large bowel (81-98% of lower GI bleeding): - Diverticular bleeding (17-40%) - Angidysplasia (2-30%) - Colitis (infectious, inflammatory, radiation) (9-21%) - Colorectal neoplasms (4-10%) - Other (anorectal lesions, hemorrhoids) (4-10%) Vernava AM, Moore BA, Longo WE, et al. Lower gastrointestinal bleeding. Dis Colon Rectum 1997;40:846 58. Jensen DM, Machicado GA. Colonoscopy for diagnosis and treatment of severe lower gastrointestinal bleeding. Gastrointest Endosc Clin North Am 1997;7:477 98.

What are the official recommandations?

What is the level of evidence behing urgent colonoscopy Evidence was considered as very low from the ASG expert group There is room for discussion and reflexion

Urgent colonoscopy or RBCS+ Angio? Only one randomized study in 2005 Compared urgent colonoscopy vs standard treatment including RBC scintigraphy and angiography if needed: No difference of outcome

Should we incorporate CT earlier in the patient management?

Acute Lower GI-bleeding: Diagnostic 2) Angio-CT Sensitivity 0.3-1 ml/min Oral positive contrast FORBIDDEN!!! Late aquisition may show blood pooling Angio CT images serve as a road map for embolization Kuhle, Radiology 2003 Angio CT should be performed while patient is bleeding!!! If Angio CT is negative in a bleeding patient: Do it once again!

Diverticular hemorraghe

Weishaupt, AJR 2002 Duodenal varices in portal vein hypertension

CT is more widely available than colonoscopy in emergency setting Delay between emergency admission and colonoscopy (22hours) or CTA ( 3hours) p<0.001

Delay between CT and angiography

Trans arterial embolization Technique of embolization: Terminal arteries Non terminal arteries Shin JH. Recent Update of Embolization of Upper Gastrointestinal Tract Bleeding. Korean Journal of Radiology. 2012;13(Suppl 1):S31-S39. doi:10.3348/kjr.2012.13.s1.s31.

Embolization results Sensitivity is increased when Acute bleeding with >5BU, 50% drop in Hb, hemodynamic instability Sensitivity varies from 40-86% Treatement / embolization Should be done in arcuate arcades or at the bleeding site Avoid particles, coils and/or glue are recommanded 14% rebleeding 9% ischemia most of them asymtomatic Marion Y Journal of visceral surgery, 2014 151, 191-201

Embolization results Sensitivity is increased when Acute bleeding with >5BU, 50% drop in Hb, hemodynamic instability Sensitivity varies from 40-86% Treatement / embolization Should be done in arcuate arcades or at the bleeding site Avoid particles, coils and/or glue are recommanded 14% rebleeding 9% ischemia most of them asymtomatic Marion Y Journal of visceral surgery, 2014 151, 191-201

Selected results from the literature

Trans arterial embolization Hemobilia Special cases Always iatrogenic or traumatic Embolization is the best treatment since it spares normal parenchyma Attention when bile ducts are dilated or when bilioenteric anastomosis

Hemobilia after liver biopsy

8yo reccurent rectal bleeding in Kippel Trellaunay syndrome uncontrolled by endoscopy

Recurrent bleeding after endoscopic mucosectomy

Conclusion Embollization is recommanded in 2 situations In active severe bleeding After CTA Pending short delays between CTA and MA After a positive CTA in a stabilized patient Rate of success is similar to endoscopy Wait and see strategy In the post-operative setting

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