Arteriovenous malformation of the stomach

A patient with chronic anemia is presented who radiologically showed prominent rugae of the stomach. Angiography demonstrated an arteriovenous malformation with a large feeding artery and prominent draining veins.

Angiography of the spinal cord. A review of contemporary techniques and applications

✓ The authors present a current review of the development, techniques, and applications of angiographic studies of the spinal cord, with special emphasis on selective arteriography.

Management of extracranial congenital arteriovenous malformations of the head and neck. Report of five cases

✓ Five cases of congenital extracranial arteriovenous malformations are reported. The need for careful preoperative definition of all feeding vessels by selective arteriography is stressed. The radiographic phenomenon of “washout” may preclude the recognition of some arterial feeders at the time of the initial contrast studies. The surgical management of these patients using repeated selective angiography, embolization, and ligation of the major arterial supply, followed by total excision of the malformation, is described.