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Right temporo-occipital AVM

Fig.1 Right temporo-occipital AVM. DSA images (lateral views) after selective injection of the right internal carotid (above) and external occipital (below) arteries. The transcranial blood supply to the AVM from the external occipital artery (arrows) is clearly visualized.
Fig.2 Sagittal MIP reconstruction from a Gadolinium-enhanced 3D PC MRA acquisition data set. The principal feeders to the AVM arising from the right middle cerebral artery are well identified, however no participation from the external carotid artery system is detected.

 

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Right temporo-occipital AVM, Fig. 1
Right temporo-occipital AVM, Fig. 2