Hemorrhage and Recurrence of Obliterated Brain Arteriovenous Malformations Treated With Stereotactic Radiosurgery.

Ching-Jen ChenDale DingJeyan S KumarKathryn N KearnsNatasha Ironside Huai-Che Yang Akiyoshi OginoHideyuki KanoRoman LiscakJaromír HanuškaBrian J WilliamsMichael J Gigliotti Kevin M Cockroft James McInerneyScott SimonChien-Chen ChouJason P Sheehannull null

Published in: Stroke (2022)

Intracranial hemorrhage and recurrent arteriovenous shunting after complete nidal obliteration are rare in AVM patients treated with SRS, and each phenomenon harbors an annual risk of <1%. Although routine postobliteration DSA cannot be recommended to SRS-treated AVM patients, long-term neuroimaging may be advisable in these patients.

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