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. 2016 Dec 29;60(1):89–93. doi: 10.3340/jkns.2015.1206.001

Table 1.

Characteristics of intracerebral hemorrhage from a direct carotid-cavernous fistula

Author/year Age/Sex Location Engorged vein SPS hypoplasty Treatment Outcome
Bartlow and Penn (1975)1) 60/M Lt. Frontal Subfrontal pial vein TAE GR
Vaghi et al. (1983)13) 68/M Rt. Frontal Frontal cortical vein, SOV Unknown Direct surgery MD
d’Angelo et al. (1983)2) 54/M Lt. Frontal Frontal cortical vein, SOV Unknown Balloon occlusion MD
Turner et al. (1983)12) 41/F Rt. Temporal SMCV Balloon occlusion GR
Teng et al. (1991)11) 81/F Midbrain, Lt. hypothalamus APMV, vein in rostral prepontine vein Unknown None Death
Teng et al. (1991)11) 36/M Temporo-parietal, Midbrain Proximal SPS, sphenoparietal sinus + Balloon occlusion GR
Teng et al. (1991)11) 41/F Pons Veins in pontine parenchyma + TAE GR
Murata et al. (2003)7) 38/M Cerebello-pontine angle Petrosal vein, Lateral ponto- mesencephalic vein Unknown Unknown Unknown
Moon and Kang (2005)6) 54/M Rt. Fronto-parietal SMCV, DCV Balloon occlusion GR
Hayashi et al. (2011)3) 45/F Lt. frontal SOV, SMCV TVE, TAE MD
Present case 63/F Lt. Cerebellum SOV, petrosal vein Proximal SPS + TAE, TVE MD

SOV: superior ophthalmic vein, APMV: anterior pontomesencephalic vein, SMCV: superficial middle cerebral vein, DCV: deep cerebral vein, TVE: transvenous embolization, TAE: transarterial embolization, SPS: superior petrosal sinus, GR: good recovery, MD: moderate disability