… in this young patient between the first and second occlusions. … of balloon occlusion do not
reveal late migration of balloons … Our group prefers detachable balloons as they allow both …

… In 2002, however, detachable occlusion balloons were removed from the US market, … to our
results using detachable balloons, with a recurrence rate of 3% per patient and 6% per PAVM…

… Detachable balloon occlusion of coronary arterial fistula is feasible in patients as young as 4
months… Based on our experience, we believe that detachable balloon occlusion may be the …

… an endovas culam approach by balloon occlusion. In selected … las, congenital artemiovenous
malfor mations, and traumatic … and younger patients in whom occlusion of a major cerebral …

… balloon occlusion of all or most of the feeding arteries to such lesions in two young patients
… of the 4 arteries were successfully occluded with detachable silicone rubber balloons (Fig. 3)…

… the arterial axis was occluded with a detachable balloon. In … for the treatment of vascular
malformations; for simple fistulas … the vertebral axis and in patients younger than 10 years. The …

… ; small EVOH fragments detached into target arteries in 2 cases… embolization of brain
arteriovenous malformations (AVMs). … and provided protection against reflux in all four patients. …

… that permits a true circumferential occlusion, and may further permit … young adult brain and
pial AVMs with both Onyx and n-BCA. … There has since been two reports of its use in adults …

… always be to occlude or remove the nidus of the malformation, the … treating a benign disease
in otherwise healthy young patients. … coils, and detachable balloons have all been used …

… in otherwise healthy, often young patients. Lesions which are … simple occlusion of a
macroscopic arteriovenous connection … the venous occluding device is not detached until the …