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131Ve in of Galen Aneurysmal Malformation
Fig. 3.20A–C. Premature girl presented with cardiac failure immediately after birth. Stabilization was obtained with medical treatment.At the age of 2 months,A MRI and B, C angiography were performed because of the failure to thrive and abnormal neu­rological findings. A focal infarct was noted on MRI corresponding to arterial occlu­sive disease associated with VGAM.This neonatal moyamoya-like condition is a con­traindication for treatment when noted, as it adds arterial depravation to venous ischemic congestion
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Fig. 3.21A–D. Schematic representation of different types of deep venous drainage. A Usual disposition, B epsilon aspect noted in VGAM, C medial parietal opening of
the internal cerebral vein, D associated transosseous drainage in the orbital region (see Fig. 3.29). (Courtesy of J. Bhattacharya)
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Fig. 3.22A,B. Ty pi cal venous pattern of the cerebral drainage in a previously embolized VGAM.Note the cortical anas­tomosis between the frontal and sylvian veins and the epsilon-shaped deep venous system bilaterally. B Incomplete capture of the sylvian vein on the left side and A its almost complete opening on the right side. Note also the superior and inferior petrosal sinuses that are clearly demonstrated on both sides
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Fig. 3.23A–C. Late venous phase of the carotid (A) and vertebral angiogram (B), 3D angiographic aspect (C). Epsilon-shaped deep venous drainage into the superior pet­rosal sinus via the lateral mesencephalic vein
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Fig. 3.24A–C. Ty pical aspect of the epsilon-shaped venous return in a 13-year-old pa­tient with a completely excluded VGAM. Note the bilateral drainage of the supraten­torial collectors into the lateral mesencephalic vein and petrous vein infratentorially. Occlusion of the right sigmoid sinus promoted the transcortical drainage into the deep venous system
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Fig. 3.25. A VGAM with bila­teral sigmoid sinus occlusion secondary to jugular bulb dysmaturation.All possible supra- and infratentorial anastomotic channels are recruited to provide drainage. Subependymal anastomoses create a nidus-like network in the vicinity of the VGAM itself. B, C Oblique posterior and superior 3D views of the venous drainage
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Fig. 3.26A–E. A 12-month-old child presenting a VGAM with already existing venous outlet restrictions and reflux in sinuses and subependymal veins (A,B). C One year after partial embolization, although the child was normal, there was an increase in the pial reflux.D At short-term follow-up, there was spontaneous occlusion of the falcine outlets requiring rapid completion of the exclusion of the remaining shunts (E)
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Fig. 3.27. A A 6-year-old boy with choroidal VGAM diagnosed 1 year before with prominent facial veins and moderate macrocrania without neurological symptoms or retardation. B On the MRI, note the stigmata and the chronic venous sinus conges­tion,which over time created subependymal anastomoses. C, D The angiographic study demonstrates the subependymal inferior striate vein opening and its secondary opening into the cavernous sinus
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Fig. 3.28A,B. VGAM with restricted outlet and transcranial opening in the subgaleal veins
Fig. 3.29A–F. A 20-month-old boy presenting a supraorbital varix and a choroidal VGAM (A,B). CBone X-rays suggested sinus pericranii confirmed on the venous phase of carotid angiography with basal and lateral views on venous 3D angiography (D–F). C–F see p. 140
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Fig. 3.29C–F. Legend see p.139