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Case 4, a 68-year-old man with a left CS DAVF. A and B, 2D DSA shows the left CS DAVF draining into the SOV, the SPS, and the IPS. C (coronal image) and D (axial image), DynaCT shows a DAVF supplied by the AMA and the MMA (arrows). The fistulous point is located in the posterosuperior compartment of the left CS (arrowhead), and the left SPS drains to the left petrosal vein with cortical venous reflux (double arrows).
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Case 7, a 73-year-old woman with a right CS DAVF. A and B, 2D DSA shows the right CS DAVF draining into the SOV, the SPS, and the IPS. C–E (axial images), DynaCT shows a DAVF supplied by the IMA, the AMA, and the MMA (arrows). The fistula is located in the medial compartment of the right CS (arrowhead), and the right SPS is connected to the superficial middle cerebral vein (ie, the sphenopetrosal sinus; double arrows).
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Case 10, a 58-year-old man with a tentorial DAVF. A and B, 2D DSA shows a DAVF supplied by the APA and the OA. C and D (axial images) and E and F (sagittal images), DynaCT shows a DAVF supplied by the APA (arrow) and OA (double arrows) draining into the inferior hemispheric vein. The fistula is located in the medial tentorium (arrowhead). G, Injection of n-butyl-2-cyanoacrylate into the fistula from the distal APA. H, 2D DSA shows a complete obliteration of the DAVF.
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