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. 2017 Dec 31;19(4):284–290. doi: 10.7461/jcen.2017.19.4.284

Table 1. Patient characteristics.

Age Sex Presentation Fistula point Main feeding arteries Classification (Cognard) Primary treatment No of treatments
74 M Cerebellar hemorrhage Torcula herophilii OCC Type IV Endovascular 1
66 M Cerebellar hemorrhage Torcula herophilii OCC, MMA, PM Type IV Endovascular 1
67 M Incidental Torcula herophilii OCC, MMA Type IV Endovascular (2nd surgery) 2
85 V Cerebellar hemorrhage Torcula herophilii OCC, MHT Type IV Endovascular 1
55 M Incidental Petroclival ILT Type III Endovascular 2
51 M Bruit Petroclival APA, MMA, MHT Type III Endovascular (2nd surgery) 2
57 M Bruit Petroclival APA, OCC, and MHT Type III Endovascular 2
50 M Occipital hemorrhage Tentorium cerebelli SCA medial branch Type III Surgery (3d endovascular) 3
63 M Cerebellar hemorrhage Tentorium cerebelli PICA, MHT, PM and OCC Type IV Endovascular 1
68 M Cerebellar hemorrhage Tentorium cerebelli PM, SCA, OCC and MHT Type IV Endovascular (2nd surgery) 2
56 M Cerebellar hemorrhage Tentorium cerebelli PM, SCA, MHT and MMA Type IV Endovascular 1
44 M Cerebellar hemorrhage Tentorium cerebelli PM, SCA, OCC and MHT Type IV Endovascular 3

APA = ascending pharyngeal artery; ILT = inferolateral trunk; MMA = middle meningeal artery; MHT = meningohypophyseal trunk; SCA = superior cerebellar artery; OCC = occipital artery; PICA = posterior inferior cerebellar artery; PM = posterior meningeal artery