علاج التشوه الشرياني الوريدي الدماغي في التشوه الشرياني الوريدي المتمزق في الدماغ

DOI: 10.1161/STR.0000000000000134

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.

Treatment options are identical for those with unruptured bAVMs: surgical resection, embolization, SRS, or a combination of these methods.

As mentioned above, targeted embolization of nidal or perinidal aneurysms may reduce the risk of rerupture.

The definitive treatment of bAVMs should be complete elimination of the nidus and the arteriovenous shunt.