Safety and efficacy of transcatheter arterial embolization in autosomal dominant polycystic kidney patients with gross hematuria: Six case reports

Table 1 Characteristics of 6 patients including indices, embolic agents and complications

Case	Sex	Age	Hemoglobin in blood in G/L		Erythrocyte in blood as 1012/L		Erythrocyte in urine as U/L		Embolic agents	Complications
			Pre-operation	Post operation	Pre-operation	Post operation	Pre-operation	Post operation
1	Male	51	65	86	2.4	3.23	/		Microspheres of GSP+ microcoils	Fever
2	Male	51	67	85	2.49	3.16	/		Microspheres of GSP	Fever
3	Female	44	72	76	2.6	2.8	/		Microspheres of GSP	Pain
4	Male	48	56	71	2.03	2.57	/		Microspheres of GSP	Pain
5	Male	64	88	93	2.97	3.11	24376.2	8338	Microspheres of GSP+ microcoils	Pain
6	Male	64	73	81	2.56	2.73	42455.3	3855.5	Microspheres of PVA+ microcoils	None

GSP: Gelatin sponge particle; PVA: Polyvinyl alcohol.