Demographic characteristics of patient population
Case number | Location and description of malformation |
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1 | Incidentally diagnosed right frontal AVM, Spetzler–Martin grade IV, with MCA, lenticulostriate and choroidal feeders |
2 | Incidentally diagnosed right cerebellar AVM, Spetzler–Martin grade I with feeders from the posterior and anterior inferior cerebellar arteries |
3 | Incidentally diagnosed right frontal AVM supplied by the right MCA, anterior cerebral artery via the left internal carotid artery/anterior communicating artery with minimal contribution from the right posterior cerebral artery |
4 | Unruptured high-grade (Cognard type II a+b, Borden type II) dural AVF into left transverse sigmoid sinuses with supply from left occipital artery branches |
5 | Large left insular AVM, Spetzler–Martin grade III. History of acute subarachnoid hemorrhage secondary to ruptured left anterior choroidal aneurysm |
6 | Large left hemispheric AVM, Spetzler–Martin grade IV s/p previous embolizations. Unruptured, patient presented with worsening hemiparesis |
AVF, arteriovenous fistula; AVM, arteriovenous malformation; MCA, middle cerebral artery; s/p, status post.