Stereotactic radiosurgery shows higher obliteration rates in arteriovenous malformations, suggesting effective treatment influence on outcomes.
Stereotactic radiosurgery was associated with a higher obliteration rate compared with embolization in patients with eloquent brain arteriovenous malformations, whereas there was no evidence of a difference in functional outcomes or complications after adjustment.
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