Mandibular AV Malformation: Life-Threatening Bleeding from the Mouth Managed by Endovascular Intervention

Mohammed Habib1*, Mohammed Hillis2, Aghayed Almobayed3, Mohanned Alhadad4 and Khaled Alkhodari1

1Department of Cardiology, Alshifa Hospital, Palestine
2Department of Congenital Cardiovascular Anomaly, Alshifa Hospital, Palestine
3Department of Maxillofacial Surgery, Alshifa Hospital, Palestine
4Department of Vascular Surgery, Alshifa Hospital, Palestine

^*Correspondance to: Mohammed Habib 

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Abstract:

Arteriovenous Malformations (AVM) of mandibular are rare abnormal congenital vascular condition that can result in serious complications. Although, various treatment options have been advocated in the literature, there seems to be no complete consensus on a suitable treatment option in these cases. Here, we describe a case of mandibular AVM, who has presented with massive oral bleeding, treated successfully by embolization of the bilateral external carotid arteries and the left superior thyroid artery. During the procedure, the patient developed symptoms of acute ischemic stroke that was diagnosed and managed during the same session by endovascular techniques.

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Habib M, Hillis M, Almobayed A, Alhadad M, Alkhodari K. Mandibular AV Malformation: Life-Threatening Bleeding from the Mouth Managed by Endovascular Intervention. Ann Clin Case Rep. 2022; 7: 2103..