Comprehensive Treatment of Upper Lip Arteriovenous Malformation

Jafarian, Mohammad; Dehghani, Nima; Shams, Shahin; Esmaeelinejad, Mohammad; Aghdashi, Farzad

doi:10.1007/s12663-015-0836-8

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“…Few reports of the successful use of staged TAE for head and neck AVMs have been published, although a few case reports have described the details of the procedure [2][3][4][5][6]. Some case reports reported complete cures with no recurrences after surgical resection or after combined treatments comprising embolization and surgery [8][9][10]. In these series, the lips required reconstructive repair after resection of the AVMs to address morphological and functional defects.…”

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confidence: 99%

Super-selective and staged glue embolization for labral AVMs using ultra-thin microcatheters: report of two cases

Sawano

Tanoue

Tanaka

et al. 2022

Preprint

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Background: Treating arteriovenous malformation (AVM) is challenging because of the high recurrence rate and because incomplete resection or embolization can induce aggressive growth. However, aThe standard strategy is not fully established. Although transcatheter arterial embolization (TAE) is currently almost always part of the treatment, in many cases, single treatment is not curative and only palliative. Additionally, the success and complication rates associated with TAE alone are unclear, and there has been limited study of staged TAE for facial AVMs. Furthermore, few reports have described the details of the procedure.Case-presentation: We report two cases of AVM of the upper lip in patients who were successfully treated by staged super-selective TAE at several-month intervals using ultra-thin microcatheters and n-butyl-2-2cyanacrylate.Conclusion: Staged and super-selective TAE may prevent complications and provide high curability and might be a useful treatment in cases of AVM.

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Super-selective and staged glue embolization for labral AVMs using ultra-thin microcatheters: report of two cases

Sawano

Tanoue

Tanaka

et al. 2022

Preprint

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“…En primera instancia fue tratada de forma conservadora mediante infiltraciones intralesionales de polidocanol 1 % (agente esclerosante). Si bien disminuyó en tamaño, no se logró la remisión completa de la lesión, esto según Jafarian et al (2016) se debe a que las MAV tienen estados hemodinámicos de alto flujo que pueden lavar los agentes esclerosantes, impidiendo el resultado terapéutico esperado. Por otra parte, la malformación arteriovenosa de este caso, al estar ubicada en una región altamente irrigada, recibe alimentación de diferentes vasos que pueden hacer de colaterales a los vasos esclerosados y mantener la irrigación de la lesión.…”

Section: Malformaciones Arteriovenosas (Mav)unclassified

Anomalías Vasculares de la Cavidad Oral: Revisión de la Clasificación y Tratamiento Aplicado a dos Casos Clínicos

Torres-M

Santana-L

Bravo-A

et al. 2020

Int. J. Odontostomat.

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RESUMEN: Las anomalías vasculares de cabeza y cuello son un grupo de lesiones que afectan vasos sanguíneos y linfáticos donde el tratamiento sigue siendo un desafío. La clasificación actualizada de anomalías vasculares de cabeza y cuello es la clasificación de Mulliken modificada, que las subdivide en a) tumores vasculares y, b) malformaciones vasculares. En este reporte, presentamos dos casos clínicos de pacientes de sexo masculino, con diagnóstico de anomalías vasculares que afectan al labio y paladar duro, diagnosticados como malformación arteriovenosa y malformación venosa, respectivamente. Dichas lesiones remitieron completamente mediante tratamientos conservadores (agentes esclerosantes) y/o quirúrgicos (exéresis quirúrgica completa de la lesión) logrando una remisión completa. Consecutivamente, presentamos una revisión de la literatura enfocado a la clasificación actual, enfoques terapéuticos actuales y futuros. PALABRAS CLAVE: anomalías vasculares, malformaciones vasculares, tumores vasculares, cavidad oral.

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“…Vascular malformations tend to grow proportionately with the child, never regresses, but persist throughout life. [ 2 ]…”

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Giant arteriovenous malformation of the face and upper lip

Hunasgi

Koneru

Vanishree

et al. 2019

J Oral Maxillofac Pathol

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A 35-year-old male patient reported with the chief complaint of a large swelling in the right side of the upper lip. The lesion measured 6.5 cm measuring from the infraorbital region to the lower border of mandible on the right side of the face and 7.5 cm from the right ear lobule to the contralateral commissure of the left side of the face. On palpation, the swelling was soft, fluctuant and compressible. Pulsations were felt, and on auscultation, bruit was also heard. Computed tomography angiogram of the neck and circle of Willis showed serpiginous hyperdense vascular channels causing significant soft-tissue thickening of the upper lip, right cheek region and philtrum. Hence, the diagnosis of diffuse subcutaneous facial arteriovenous malformation involving the right cheek and philtrum was given. The entire lesion was excised. In the postoperative 2nd month, secondary cosmetic correction or lip reconstruction was done. The patient was reviewed after 3 years; there was no recurrence of the lesion.

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Comprehensive Treatment of Upper Lip Arteriovenous Malformation

Cited by 9 publications

References 26 publications

Super-selective and staged glue embolization for labral AVMs using ultra-thin microcatheters: report of two cases

Super-selective and staged glue embolization for labral AVMs using ultra-thin microcatheters: report of two cases

Anomalías Vasculares de la Cavidad Oral: Revisión de la Clasificación y Tratamiento Aplicado a dos Casos Clínicos

Giant arteriovenous malformation of the face and upper lip

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