Convexity Temporal AVMs
Subspecialty: Neurovascular
Type: Clinical Summary
The review article focuses on Convexity Temporal AVMs, highlighting their anatomical characteristics, surgical management, and clinical significance. These AVMs, which are the most prevalent subtype of temporal AVMs, arise from the lateral convexity of the temporal lobe and can affect critical functions like speech due to their proximity to Wernicke's area. The article covers the typical presentations, feeding arteries, drainage patterns, and strategic approaches for effective surgical resection. Overview Convexity Temporal AVMs are the most common type of temporal AVMs, accounting for over tw…
Source Papers
- 7avms - Lateral Temporal AVMs (2014)