Diagnosis of Cranial Asymmetries in Cerebral Arteriovenous Malformations

Dk, Kido; M, Le May; Ss, Han; Strand, Roy D.

doi:10.1097/00004728-197904000-00014

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“…The location of the lesion contralateral to the limb involvement is topographically consistent, and the association of cranial asymmetry with AVM's has previously been recognized. 6 Although calvarial enlargement is more commonly found ipsilateral to the lesion, the magnitude of tissue loss adjacent to the AVM explains the pattern in this patient. Such tissue changes are thought to be due to the pulsatile effect of the lesion, vascular steal, or prior unrecognized hemorrhage.…”

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