Treatment of Mallory-Weiss Syndrome When Endoscopy Is Unavailable or Unsuccessful

Mallory-Weiss syndrome involves bleeding that requires active haemostatic intervention. When endoscopic management is unavailable or has not achieved bleeding control, an interventional alternative must be considered to achieve haemostasis.

Management involves an angiographic intervention targeting the arterial supply responsible for the bleed.

The full structured protocol — including the specific agents, techniques, and target vessels — is available via the link below.