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Surgical resection of 13 operatively obscure arteriovenous malformations (AVM's) was accomplished with the assistance of intraoperative angiography, which was performed stereographically to provide three-dimensional orientation and was repeated until total resection of the AVM was confirmed. All films obtained were subtracted to improve clarity. The method presented here may be useful for the resection of all types of AVM. Only two patients had residual AVM after the initial operation. No complications attributable to angiography were noted.
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