Applied Anatomy of Temporal AVMs
Subspecialty: Neurovascular
Type: Clinical Summary
The understanding of temporal arteriovenous malformations (AVMs) is essential for clinicians involved in the management of cerebrovascular disorders. AVMs represent a pathological tangle of blood vessels that can lead to significant neurological complications, including hemorrhage or seizures. This review delineates the microsurgical anatomy of the temporal lobe, describes the arterial and venous structures involved. Overview Temporal AVMs are associated with a considerable morbidity and mortality risk, particularly when they rupture. The disease burden includes recurrent headaches, seizures, …
Source Papers
- 7AVMs - Temporal AVMs Anatomy (2014)