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. 2008 Oct 8;14(3):303–311. doi: 10.1177/159101990801400311

Table 1.

Case Age/Sex Symptoms Arterial supply Venous drainage Treatment Result Complication

1 80/F Lt.tinnitus Lt.APA, OA VA, Lt.IPS, IJV, ACV, TVE Cure None
Rt.APA LCV

2 56/F Rt.tinnitus, Rt. APA, VA, Rt.IPS, IJV, ACV, TVE+TAE Cure None
XII & III palsy Lt. APA, VA LCV

3 63/F Lt.tinnitus, Lt. APA, ICA, Lt.IJV, LCV TAE, TVE+TAE Cure None
XII palsy Rt. APA, VA

4 68/F Lt.tinnitus, Lt. OA, APA, Lt. LCV, IJV TVE Cure None
XII palsy Rt. APA

5 54/M Lt.tinnitus Lt. APA, VA Lt.IJV, ACV, LCV, IPS TAE, TAE Cure None

6 50/M Lt.tinnitus Lt. APA, VA Lt.ACV TVE+TAE Cure XII palsy
(transient)

7 41/M Rt.tinnitus Rt. APA, VA Rt.LCV TVE Cure None

8 58/M Lt. tinnitus, Lt. APA, VA, Lt. IPS, LCV TVE Cure None
VI palsy, chemosis Rt. APA

III palsy: oculomotor nerve palsy, XII palsy: hypoglossal nerve palsy, APA: ascending pharyngeal artery, OA: occipital artery,
VA: vertebral artery, IPS: inferior petrosal sinus, IJV: internal jugular vein, ACV: anterior condylar vein, LCV: lateral condylar vein,
PCV: posterior condylar vein