Key result
Embolization of multiple arteriovenous malformations successfully reduced cardiac output and improved emotional outlook for 2 years in systemic angiomatosis with high-output failure.
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Does embolization of multiple arteriovenous malformations improve high-output cardiac failure in patients with systemic angiomatosis?
Does embolization of multiple arteriovenous malformations improve high-output cardiac failure in patients with systemic angiomatosis?
Embolization of arteriovenous malformations can provide sustained relief of high-output cardiac failure in patients with systemic angiomatosis (Ullmann's syndrome).
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Supports embolization for high-output failure in systemic angiomatosis; hypothesis-generating and requires prospective validation before practice change.
Embolization of multiple arteriove nous malformations was performed to alleviate high-output cardiac failure. The malformations were diagnosed as systemic angiomatosis, also known as Ullmann's syndrome. The resulting reduced cardiac output and improved emotional outlook lasted 2 years.
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Coel et al. (1978) studied this question. Embolization of multiple arteriovenous malformations successfully reduced cardiac output and improved emotional outlook for 2 years in systemic angiomatosis with high-output failure.
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