Access to cavernous dAVF via occluded superior petrosal Sinus.
Eytan RazVera SharashidzeScott GrossmanAryan AliVinayak NarayanErez NossekEvan SteinPeter Kim NelsonMaksim ShapiroPublished in: Interventional neuroradiology : journal of peritherapeutic neuroradiology, surgical procedures and related neurosciences (2023)
There are multiple treatment alternatives for cavernous dAVFs, with transvenous routes being most common. Among these routes, occluded inferior petrosal sinus is well-described, and, apart from being imaginative and elegant, it is also safe and effective. Herein we describe the application of this method to reach the fistulous pouch of a cavernous dAVF via an occluded superior petrosal sinus.
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