Late onset arteriovenous malformation of nose: a clinical report
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https://doi.org/10.66344/jpad.29.2.2019.1429Keywords:
Arterio-Venous Malformation, Vascular tumors, Embolization, CT angiographyAbstract
AVM’s are errors of vascular morphogenesis, almost always present at birth, sometimes manifesting later in life. Head and neck is the commonest site, accounting for 60% of cases. AVM of head & neck is a rare but a life threatening benign condition. We are reporting a case of AVM on nose of a 60 years old patient, presenting during pregnancy at the age of 50 years.ÂReferences
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