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Case Reports
. 2024 Oct 1;79(7):207.
doi: 10.33588/rn.7907.2024231.

Cefalea crónica diaria refractaria secundaria a malformación arteriovenosa protuberancial medial

[Article in Spanish]
A Valera  1 , E Marco de Lucas  1 , V González-Quintanilla  1 , J Pascual  1
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Cefalea crónica diaria refractaria secundaria a malformación arteriovenosa protuberancial medial

[Article in Spanish]
A Valera et al. Rev Neurol. .

Abstract

Cefalea crónica diaria refractaria secundaria a malformación arteriovenosa protuberancial medial.

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Resonancia magnética cerebral del paciente en la que se observa una malformación arteriovenosa en la parte medial de la protuberancia con edema circundante (a-c) y su evolución tras la radiocirugía (d).
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