CONCLUSIONS
Post tracheostomy bleeding, either acute or delayed, is a
life-threatening complication that require prompt diagnosis, as well as
immediate assessment for respiratory and hemodynamically instability in
the patient. A multidisciplinary teamwork is needed to decide on the
proper treatment in each patient, to maximize the odds for survival. In
an era of bursting technological advancement, endovascular treatments
offer high success rates and fewer complications, compared to open
surgery.