Coronary artery fistulas, although rare, are the most prevalent and hemodynamically significant congenital malformation of the coronary circulation. Diffuse, multiple fistulas involving both the left and right coronary arteries are even rarer. This disorder has traditionally been managed by surgical ligation. However, now that closure by a transcatheter technique has been successful, endovascul...

Traumatic arteriovenous fistulas of the neck are treated by endovascular method or open surgery according to clinical presentation patient and degree emergency. This case report concerns two delayed onset fistulas, one between right common carotid artery internal jugular vein, other facial caused a previous penetrating trauma. Initially, AV fistula was intervention using multiple vascular plugs...

An unusual case of a 62-year-old patient is presented with multiple coronary arteriovenous fistulas originating from both coronary arteries going into the pulmonary trunk.

We present two patients with spinal epidural arteriovenous fistulas involving the vertebral body recruiting dural and osseous branches as feeders. The fistulas, forming a round venous sac into which the multiple arterial feeders converge, were located near the round bony defect of the vertebral body, suggesting the osseous component of this vascular lesion. Transvenous coil embolization of the ...

Thrombosed immature fistulas have historically been considered unsalvageable. However, advances in procedure and balloon catheter technologies have expanded the scope of endovascular treatments. This study investigates the efficacy, functionality, and cost associated with the use of percutaneous techniques for the salvage of thrombosed immature fistulas. Over a 2-year period and from a populati...