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Posterior fossa brain arteriovenous malformations: Clinical features and outcomes of endovascular embolization, adjuvant microsurgery and radiosurgery

Lai et al., 2018

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1131767997146748277
Author
Lai L
Chen J
Zheng K
He X
Li X
Zhang X
Wang Q
Duan C
Chen M
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Clinical neuroradiology

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Background Posterior fossa brain arteriovenous malformations (PFbAVM) are relatively rare brain disorders but have a high risk of hemorrhage. Endovascular embolization to reduce the lesion size before treatment may improve the outcome of PFbAVM. The purposes of this …
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