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Research ArticleINTERVENTIONAL

Preoperative Embolization of Cerebral Arteriovenous Malformations with Onyx

E.F. Hauck, B.G. Welch, J.A. White, P.D. Purdy, L.G. Pride and D. Samson
American Journal of Neuroradiology March 2009, 30 (3) 492-495; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3174/ajnr.A1376
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    Table 1:

    Demographics and arteriovenous malformation specifics in 36 patients who underwent preoperative embolization with Onyx

    CharacteristicsBefore EmbolizationAfter EmbolizationP value
    Age (y); median (range)41 (12–62)
    Sex, no. pts (%)
        Male15 (37)
        Female26 (63)
    Presentation, no. pts (%)
        Hemorrhage19 (46)
        Other (seizure/headache)22 (54)
    AVM specifics
        Side, no. pts (%)
            Left19 (46)
            Right20 (49)
            Midline2 (5)
        Location, no. pts (%)
            Supratentorial36 (88)
            Infratentorial5 (12)
        Eloquence*, no. pts (%)31 (77)18 (50)1.00
        Size† (cm), mean ± SD3.70 ± 1.553.06 ± 1.89< .05
        Deep venous drainage, no. pts (%)20 (54)18 (50).16
    No. (%) pts with reduced SMG10 (24)< .05
    • Note:—AVM indicates arteriovenous malformation; no. pts, number of patients; SMG, Spetzler-Martin grade.

    • * Eloquent regions included deep structures such as the hypothalamus, thalamus, brainstem, and cerebellar peduncles as well as cortical regions such as the sensorimotor, language, and primary visual areas.

    • † Maximal diameter of the perfused nidus.

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    Complications of preoperative embolization of cerebral arteriovenous malformations with Onyx

    ComplicationNo. of Procedures (%)No. of Patients (%)
    Death0 (0)0 (0)
    Permanent neurological deficit (> 6 mo)5 (6.1)5 (12.2)
    Transient neurological deficit (< 48 h)2 (2.4)2 (4.8)
    Technical complication without deficit16 (19.5)15 (36.6)
        Asymptomatic small infarction3 (3.7)3 (7.3)
        Perforation9 (11.0)9 (22.0)
        Catheter entrapment4 (4.9)4 (9.8)
    No complication59 (72.0)19 (46.3)
    Total82 (100)41 (100)
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    Table 3:

    Literature reporting on preoperative embolization of cerebral arteriovenous malformations with Onyx

    1st AuthorYearN†SurgeryRadiosurgery“Cured”*MeanPer ProcedurePer Patient
    No. Pts (%)No. Pts (%)No. Pts (%)Size (cm)Morb. (%)Mort. (%)Morb. (%)Mort. (%)
    Jahan20012312 (52)11 (48)0 (0)3.63.0040
    Hamada20025754 (95)3 (5)0 (0)–3.405.30
    van Rooij20074410 (23)20 (45)7 (16)3.93.81.94.62.3
    Weber20074747 (100)0 (0)0 (0)3.4120280
    Weber20079356 (60)13 (14)17 (18)–50120
    Mounayer2007947 (7)20 (21)26 (28)–3.81.48.53.2
    HauckCurrent4129 (71)6 (15)2 (5)3.76.10120
    • Note:—N indicates total number of patients; Morb., morbidity; Mort., mortality.

    • * Complete occlusion without recurrence.

    • † Only patients treated with Onyx are included.

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