… The therapy of AVM in young children is always a … An additional occlusion with mechanical
devices such as detachable … of peripheral vascular malformations in pediatric patients,” …

… in patients with recent bleeding or other vascular anomalies.[17] … with the detachable part
of the detachable tip microcatheter … transient arterial hypotension or balloon occlusion of the …

… detachable coils are deployed in the venous sac. (e–g) Arteriography performed after
embolization and follow-up computed tomography show total occlusion … patient had a large …

… young adults [3,4]. Early hemorrhage symptoms are often mild, with bleeding typically limited
to the brain arteriovenous malformation … arrest by either balloon occlusion or adenosine-…

… when complete occlusion (no residual early venous filling … 40 years old or younger could be
a better candidate for safe … treatment using a combination of Onyx and a new detachable tip …

… Our own institutional practice is to screen infants and young … performed with a balloon
occlusion catheter while monitoring … venous sac embolization with detachable coils, followed by …

… spheres, but also detachable balloons, polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) … coil occlusion or temporary
proximal balloon occlusion using … the surgical approach, younger patients recover better from …

… Ruptured extracranial arteries in patients with NF1 often … , successfully treated by transcatheter
arterial embolization (TAE… ruptured, and an arteriovenous malformation did not exist. …

… young adults. In fact, AVMs are one of the leading causes of hemorrhagic stroke in young
patients. … minimizing adjacent normal brain and venous outflow obstruction. Once satisfied with …

… venous sinuses, retrograde venous thrombosis, or occlusion … Patients who suffer from
AVM rupture are typically younger … A few years later, Serbinenko used a detachable balloon …