Click Here to return To Results

 

Dural Arterivenous Shunts: A New Classification of Craniospinal Epidural Venous Anatomical Bases and Clinical Correlations Stroke 39:2783-2794, Geibprasert,S.,et al, 2008 See this aricle in Pubmed Article Abstract Dural arteriovenous shunts predictably drain either in pial veins or craniofugally depending on the compartment involved by the dural arteriovenous shunt. Associated conditions (outflow restrictions, high-flow shunts) may change that draining pattern. The significant differences between the groups of the new classification support the hypothesis of biological and/or developmental differences in each epidural region and suggest that dural arteriovenous shunts are a heterogeneous group of diseases.

Related Tags

(click to filter results - removes previous filter) epidemiology of neurology fistula,arterio-venous fistula,arterio-venous,dural fistula,arterio-venous,dural,classification review article

Click Here to return To Results