… Detachable balloons for the treatment of cerebral aneurysms … distal catheterization of vascular
malformations so that embolic … Younger patients in general benefited more from stenting, …

… immediate permanent occlusion of the vascular target vessel … microcatheter, which had a
detachable tip and through which … n-BCA has a questionable reputation amongst the younger …

… , no arteriovenous shunt). High-flow SVMs are generally congenital lesions diagnosed in
children and young patients … of the venous side of the lesion was chosen over occlusion of the …

… balloon occlusion of the malformation … for occlusion of the vascular malformation. Although
a hepatopulmonary syndrome could not be excluded with certainty, desaturation in our patient …

… Detachable coils and micro-coils can be positioned precisely before deployment. NBCA and
Onyx are also effective in certain AVFs. Double-lumen balloon occlusion … , a young infant is …

… patient underwent emergency resection of the AVM due to the risk of hemorrhage resulting
from venous outflow obstruction. … Treatment was recommended based on the patient's young …

… vascular malformations and the importance of a multidisciplinary approach for management
as it drastically changes from one patient … balloon occlusion for different vascular intracranial …

… -traumatic VVF in a young patient presenting with a painless … While balloons occlude mainly
by mechanical blockage and … Similar to detachable balloons, they can be deployed directly …

… in 7 patients, of whom 4 (57%) had vascular malformations … which showed vascular
malformations in both (100%). … In our series, only one young adult patient (6%) remained stable …

… is the detachable balloon technique through an endoarterial route. The balloon enters the
fistula … Balloon occlusion is not possible in such patients because the involved branches of the …