CLINICAL ANATOMICAL BASIS OF TEMPORARY AND PERMANENT METHODS OF BLEEDING FROM THE EXTERNAL CAROTID ARTERY

Abstract

This article explores the clinical anatomical foundations underlying both temporary and permanent methods of bleeding from the external carotid artery. Through a comprehensive literature analysis, the study investigates various methods, their efficacy, and potential complications. The methods section details the techniques employed, while the results section presents findings related to anatomical considerations. The discussion delves into clinical implications, advantages, and disadvantages, ultimately leading to conclusive insights and suggestions for further research.