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1 patient 2 pathologies - 55 y/o male with posterior fossa avm with a prenidal aneurysm

Last update on November 14, 2019

Discover the case of an hypertensive 55 years-old male presenting to the OPD with diffused headache, changed gait and impaired balance for 4 to 5 months. After refusing to perform a brain scan, he suffers 10 days after from a sudden severe headache which resulted in a loss of consciousness, and was shifted to the ER. CT scan and MRI reveal 2 pathologies: a posterior fossa AVM and a prenidal aneurysm. How did the team manage this challenging case? Watch it now to find out!

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