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i have a question about arteriovenous malformations?


i have to do a project on a disease that is caused by this and i was wondering exactly what happens that causes the arteriovenous malformations. an illustration of picture would be really great
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what are pulmonary arteriovenous malformations (p-avm's)?


my son is diagnosed as having hundreds of these avm's in his lungs but the dr's say it's so rare that there is no research done on it. If anyone has any insight, I will be eternally grateful!
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I've searched the web and I've found the following pages that I think will help you find the information that you need. God bless you and your son in your impending challenge.

http://www.birthmarks.us/pulmonary_AVM1.pdf

http://ajrccm.atsjournals.org/cgi/content/full/158/2/643

http://www.emedicine.com/radio/topic399.htm

http://www.chestjournal.org/cgi/content/abstract/117/1/31  (+ info)

Recently diagnosed with AVM arteriovenous malformation. Does anyone know where a specialist is?


I have heard this is a rare disorder and I cant find a doctor that specialized in this. The AVM is on the right side of my brain.
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the doctor who diagnosed your condition will be the one responsible for your follow up care -just ask.  (+ info)

How serious is Brain Arteriovenous Malformation?


My cousin was just hospitalized because she was having bad migraines, and when her mother took her to the hospital she passed out and they found out that Brain Arteriovenous Malformation was the cause. They kept her in a coma because the doctors are afraid that her blood pressure will rise if she wakes up, with tubes and stuff in her. She's only 17 years old. What is her chance of survival? She is not my 1st cousin, she is the daughter of my mom's cousin, so we don't know too many details right now. How can this be treated?
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Cerebral Arteriovenous Malformation (AVM) can be quite serious. Only the attending doctor can say what the chances of survival are. But the reason why they are keeping her sedated, ie calm, is to help prevent any ruptures from occuring due to stress. They will try to limit bleeding, control any seizures, and, if possible, remove the AVM. They might have to perform surgery, which can vary from embolization to full open brain surgery. Radiation therapy might be an option.  (+ info)

Do You No anything about Or have Arteriovenous malformation in the uterus?


Im 18 and have AV Malformation and was wanting to no if anyone out there has it other than me. Im from new zealand so it would be good to no what doctors over the world have told you or done
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Where in India is the best treatment for Arteriovenous (AV) Malformation?


Arteriovenous (AV) Malformation is formed on upper lip of about 2 cms. Where is best & cheap treatment available ?
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Does anyone know something about arteriovenous malformation?


It is a rare genetic condition that causes tangles in the blood vessels. My aunt had an arterial malformation in her brain stem. I was checked due to family relations. I did quite a bit of research on the subject. What do you need to know?  (+ info)

What tests can be done that would be able to detect if I have a Arteriovenous Malformation or not?


Why do you suspect one? Are you talking of one in the brain or elsewhere? In brain: MR angiography or CT angiography are most commonly used -but there has to be good reasons for doing them.  (+ info)

What are the common malformations caused by malnutrition?


Malnutrition is one of the causes of low birth weight and infant malformation. Discuss
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Infant malformations such as intrauterine growth retardation; impaired mental functions; frequent infections; congenital malformations; deformations; and chromosomal abnormalities; congenital malformations of nervous systems; cachexia and marasmus. .  (+ info)

Can genetic malformations, dower someone with abilities better than ours ?


..or is "HANDICAP" necessarily a condition of disadvantage?
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Well, if you look at the prefix "mal", that means bad or badly, so in the strictest sense of the word it is a disadvantage. However, there are people who do complex math in their heads, perceive shapes and time differently, so those things are not necessarily bad.  (+ info)

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