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. 2010 Jan;31(1):112–120. doi: 10.3174/ajnr.A1786

Table 1:

Clinical presentation before and functional outcome after endovascular therapy

Patient No. Age Sex Localization Signs/Symptoms at Presentation Signs/Symptoms after Treatment
1 4 d M VoG, c Cardiac failure Improved cardiac function
2 5 mo M VoG, m Prenatal ultrasonic diagnosis Increased intermittent left-sided exotropia
3 7 mo F Dural AVF Incidental finding in work-up for subglottic hemangioma ND
4 9 mo F R frontal AVM Incidental finding in work-up for family history of HHT ND
5 11 mo F Torcular AVF Increasing head circumference ND
6 2 y F VoG, c Gross motor delay ND
7 3 y M VoG, c Macrocephaly, mild dysmetria ND
8 3 y M R frontal AVM Headaches ND
9 6 y M R cerebellar AVM Seizures ND
10 6 y F L para-/intraspinal AVM Headaches Progressive L upper extremity proximal weakness
11 9 y M R parietal AVM Complex partial seizures ND
12 10 y F L frontal AVM Incidental finding on MRI ND
13 12 y F R temporal AVM Altered mental status ND
14 14 y F Splenial AVM Headaches, nausea, vomiting ND
15 18 y M Spinal AVM Klippel-Trenaunay syndrome, leg overgrowth and weakness, cognitive impairment ND

Note:—mo indicates months; d, days; VoG, vein of Galen malformation; c, choroidal type; m, mural type; ND, no (new) deficits; AVM, arteriovenous malformation; HHT, hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia; MRI, MR imaging; AVF, atriovenous fistula; L, left; R, right; y, year.