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Figures
- fig 1.
Distribution of 21 SDAVF in 20 patients treated with NBCA embolization
Tables
- TABLE 2:
Symptom distribution on initial evaluation and at time of diagnosis*
- TABLE 4:
Treatment profile of twenty patients with SDAVF embolized with NBCA
- TABLE 5:
Reasons NBCA embolization technically not feasible (no embolization attempt) in seven additional patients
- TABLE 6:
Imaging results of those patients with follow-up MR (12 patients)*
- TABLE 7A:
Aminoff functional grades before and post intervention for all NBCA-embolized patients (n = 20)
- TABLE 7B:
Aminoff functional grades before and post intervention, patients with NBCA embolization only with subsequent surgery (n = 15)
- TABLE 8:
Disability assessment results compared with preintervention Aminoff functional grades*
- TABLE 9:
Disability assessment at last follow-up between groups (duration of symptoms <30 months vs ≥30 months before treatment)*
- TABLE 10:
Disability assessment at last follow-up between groups (duration of symptoms <13 months vs ≥18 months before treatment)*
- TABLE 11:
Disability assessment at last follow-up between two age groups (<65 yrs and ≥65 yrs)*
- TABLE 12:
Preintervention MR superior extent of cord edema compared with clinical outcome*
- TABLE 13:
Pre- and postintervention MR cord edema and perimedullary vessel response compared with clinical outcome*
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