علاج التشوه الشرياني الوريدي الدماغي في التشوه الشرياني الوريدي الدماغي المتمزق

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• Patients with ruptured bAVMs have an increased risk of recurrent hemorrhage relative to those with unruptured lesions.
• This finding is the primary reason cited for treatment of ruptured bAVMs.
• Specific management concerns for patients with bAVMs include treatment of systemic hypertension, reversal of coagulopathic conditions, and prophylaxis against deep venous thrombosis.
• Anticonvulsant administration is initiated in the event of clinical seizures.
• Emergency treatment, including evacuation of the ICH and placement of an external ventricular drain or other invasive monitoring devices, may be required at this stage.
• Surgical evacuation of an ICH is warranted in the event of life-threatening mass effect, regardless of whether it is associated with a bAVM.

DOI: 10.1161/STR.0000000000000134