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An experimental arteriovenous malformation model in swine: anatomic basis and construction technique.

T F Massoud, C Ji, F Viñuela, G Guglielmi, J Robert, G R Duckwiler and Y P Gobin
American Journal of Neuroradiology September 1994, 15 (8) 1537-1545;
T F Massoud
Department of Radiological Sciences, University of California at Los Angeles Medical Center 90024.
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C Ji
Department of Radiological Sciences, University of California at Los Angeles Medical Center 90024.
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F Viñuela
Department of Radiological Sciences, University of California at Los Angeles Medical Center 90024.
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G Guglielmi
Department of Radiological Sciences, University of California at Los Angeles Medical Center 90024.
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J Robert
Department of Radiological Sciences, University of California at Los Angeles Medical Center 90024.
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G R Duckwiler
Department of Radiological Sciences, University of California at Los Angeles Medical Center 90024.
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Y P Gobin
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We assessed the feasibility of creating an experimental arteriovenous malformation model in swine by diverting and increasing blood flow through bilateral retia mirabilia. This was achieved by surgical formation of a large right-sided carotid-jugular fistula, in combination with endovascular occlusion of several neck arteries ipsilateral to the fistula. Using this technique, 11 of 13 swine demonstrated an acute-phase angiographic simulation of an arteriovenous malformation. There was rapid circulatory diversion from the left ascending pharyngeal artery ("feeder"), across both retia ("nidus"), and fast retrograde flow into the right ascending pharyngeal and common carotid arteries ("draining vein") toward the fistula. The relevant vascular anatomy of the swine head and neck is outlined, and steps in the construction of this arteriovenous malformation model are detailed.

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An experimental arteriovenous malformation model in swine: anatomic basis and construction technique.
T F Massoud, C Ji, F Viñuela, G Guglielmi, J Robert, G R Duckwiler, Y P Gobin
American Journal of Neuroradiology Sep 1994, 15 (8) 1537-1545;

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An experimental arteriovenous malformation model in swine: anatomic basis and construction technique.
T F Massoud, C Ji, F Viñuela, G Guglielmi, J Robert, G R Duckwiler, Y P Gobin
American Journal of Neuroradiology Sep 1994, 15 (8) 1537-1545;
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