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Clinical and imaging features of intraosseous arteriovenous malformations in jaws: a 15-year experience of single centre.
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Abstract
Intraosseous arteriovenous malformations in jaws (j-AVMs) are rare congenital high-flow vascular anomalies with a high tendency of life-threatening haemorrhage and are regarded as one of the most dangerous haemorrhagic diseases in maxillofacial region. Pre-treatment clinical and imaging evaluations serve as the most important diagnostic modalities. A retrospective study involved 211 patients with j-AVMs from November 2003 to November 2017 was performed. The male-to-female ratio of j-AVMs was approximately 4:3. The mean age of the patients with j-AVMs is 21.86. Bleeding was the main complaint associated with j-AVMs. J-AVMs occurred in the mandible more often than in the maxilla (64.93% and 32.23%, respectively). Most j-AVMs (95.26%) occurred in the posterior teeth region. Classical imaging features of j-AVMs included: an unclear maxillary sinus with a mild ground-glass appearance (maxillary j-AVMs) and a clear oval or irregular lucency that is mostly centred on the root of the first molar (mandibular j-AVMs) on OPGs, enhancement in the cancellous bone on contrast-enhanced CTs. Other atypical features of j-AVMs were also concluded. A comprehensive diagnose system based on clinical and imaging features of j-AVMs could provide valuable reference data for clinical management of j-AVMs and help avoid improper iatrogenic trauma or delayed treatment.
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