1999
DOI: 10.1097/00041327-199906000-00041
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Embolization of Dural Cavernous Fistulas via Superior Ophthalmic Vein Approach

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“…Endovascular techniques are the most commonly used treatment for patients with symptomatic cDAVFs that do not spontaneously resolve. However, recent investigations have indicated that embolization of cDAVFs is not a thoroughly safe procedure and may also be related to temporary ophthalmoplegia [10][11][12] . Not only are the surgical approaches difficult, but cDAVF embolization has a high rate of postoperative cranial nerve deficit and associated occlusion of the ICA 13 .…”
Section: Procedures and Approachesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Endovascular techniques are the most commonly used treatment for patients with symptomatic cDAVFs that do not spontaneously resolve. However, recent investigations have indicated that embolization of cDAVFs is not a thoroughly safe procedure and may also be related to temporary ophthalmoplegia [10][11][12] . Not only are the surgical approaches difficult, but cDAVF embolization has a high rate of postoperative cranial nerve deficit and associated occlusion of the ICA 13 .…”
Section: Procedures and Approachesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Las maniobras de autocompresión manual de la carótida común pueden conseguir la curación por trombosis en casos de muy bajo flujo 1 , y se ha descrito también su cierre tras la práctica de angiografía cerebral diagnóstica 9 . Sin embargo, en pacientes con alto riesgo de ictus embólico o en pacientes predispuestos a sín-copes vasovagales por hipotensión, no debería aconsejarse este tratamiento 21 .…”
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“…En la mayoría de los casos se puede acceder al SC a través del seno petroso inferior, aunque en ocasiones esto no es posible por imposibilidad de canalizarlo o por estar trombosado 12,21,26 . En caso de no poder acceder por dicha vía existen otras alternativas que incluyen el acceso a través del plexo venoso del clivus 7 , el plexo pterigoideo 14 o incluso a través de venas corticales 4 .…”
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