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Nidal Embolization of Brain Arteriovenous Malformations Using Onyx in 94 Patients

C. Mounayer, N. Hammami, M. Piotin, L. Spelle, G. Benndorf, I. Kessler and J. Moret
American Journal of Neuroradiology March 2007, 28 (3) 518-523;
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    Right posterior temporal BAVM treated in single-session procedure.

    A and B, Initial angiogram showing the nidus and the cortical drainage veins in anteroposterior (AP) and lateral views.

    C, Selective angiogram in AP view showing the microcatheterization with an intranidal position of the microcatheter tip (arrowhead), the nidal network (arrow), and one of the draining veins (white arrow).

    D and E, Nonsubtracted images in AP and lateral view showing the Onyx cast with some degree of reflux into the arterial feeder (arrow) and the draining vein filled by the embolic agent (white arrows).

    F and G, Final angiogram in AP and lateral views demonstrating the total occlusion of the BAVM.

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    Large left frontal BAVM treated in staged sessions.

    A and B, Initial angiogram in anteroposterior (AP) and lateral views showing various arterial feeders allowing for nidal catheterization. To reduce periprocedural or postprocedural ischemic or hemorrhagic complications, the BAVM was gradually occluded in 3 sessions.

    C and D, Nonsubtracted images in AP and lateral views showing the extensive Onyx cast.

    E and F, Final angiographic control demonstrating total BAVM occlusion.

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    Table 1:

    Martin-Spetzler classification of brain arteriovenous malformations17

    GradePatients [% (n)]
    I4.5 (4)
    II37 (35)
    III40.5 (38)
    IV17 (16)
    V1 (1)
    Total100 (94)
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    Table 2:

    Brain arteriovenous malformation locations

    Anatomic LocationsNo.
    Hemispheric
        Cortical
            Dominant hemisphere38
            Nondominant hemisphere35
        Deep
            Dominant hemisphere6
            Nondominant hemisphere4
    Corpus callosum2
    Cerebellum
        Vermis3
        Hemispheric4
    Quadrigeminal plate2
    Total94
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    Table 3:

    Brain arteriovenous malformation nidus size

    Nidus SizePatients [% (n)]
    <2 cm13 (12)
    2–<4 cm48 (45)
    ≥4 cm39 (37)
    Total100 (94)
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    Table 4:

    Permanent neurological treatment-related complications and death among the 94 patients

    Patient NoBAVM LocationsCausative AgentComplicationsComplication TypeOutcome (mRS)
    1Left subthalamusOnyxOphthalmoplegiaIschemic1
    2Quadrigeminal plateOnyx/n-BCATransient diplopiaHemorrhagic1
    3Right internal capsulen-BCALeft hemiparesisHemorrhagic3
    4Left frontal lobeOnyxTransient right hemiparesisHemorrhagic3
    5Right temporal loben-BCAHemianopsiaIschemic1
    6Right temporal loben-BCALeft hemiparesisHemorrhagic3
    7Right temporal loben-BCATransient left hemiparesisHemorrhagic3
    8Right temporal loben-BCALeft hemiparesisIschemic2
    9Right temporal lobeSurgeryDeathHemorrhagic6
    10Cerebellar vermisn-BCADeathHemorrhagic6
    11Left thalamusCatheterizationDeathHemorrhagic6
    Overall complications % (n)Neurologic complications12% (11)
    Deaths3% (3)
    Onyx-induced complications % (n)Neurologic complications3% (3)
    Deaths0 (0)
    • Note:—BAVM indicates brain arteriovenous malformation; mRS, modified Rankin scale; n-BCA, n-butyl cyanoacrylate

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C. Mounayer, N. Hammami, M. Piotin, L. Spelle, G. Benndorf, I. Kessler, J. Moret
Nidal Embolization of Brain Arteriovenous Malformations Using Onyx in 94 Patients
American Journal of Neuroradiology Mar 2007, 28 (3) 518-523;

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