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Natural History for Residual Intracranial AVM—Compared with that for conservatively treated AVM Yoshinori SHIMAMOTO 1,2 , Hideo ASADA 1 , Satoshi ONOZUKA 1 , Jun NAMIKI 1 , Shigeru IATA 1 , Takeshi KAWASE 1 , Shigeo OTOYA 1 1Department of Neurosurgery, School of Medicine, Keio University Keyword: Natural history , Intracranial AVM , Intracranial hemorrhage pp.931-936
Published Date 1992/9/10
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1436900516
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It is generally accepted that the most suitable treat-ment of AVM is surgical removal which does not cause neurological deficits. But in some cases, it is impossible to treat surgically because of size or location, so the pa-tient is unfortunately discharged with some part of the nidus remaining. In this paper, we report the natural history of residual AVMs in which part of the nidus re-mained after initial therapy, and try to ascertain whether therapeutic reduction of the nidus is more effective in preventing intracranial hemorrhage than conservative treatment.

Of 362 cases, residual AVMs were found in 35 cases, and were followed up for 9.2 years on average. Eighty cases treated with only conservative therapy were also followed up for 10.9 years on average. The annual risk-of intracranial hemorrhage for residual AVMs was 2.9% and that for conservatively treated AVMs was 3.0%, not a significant difference.

There was no difference between the two groups inmortality or ADL. We conclude that therapeutic reduc-tion of the nidus was not effective in preventing intra-cranial hemorrhage.


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