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Patient ROI Placement T2 Hyperintensity FA Z-FA ADC (10−3) Z-ADC Qualitative Results AVM Type and Comments 1 C6 + (congestion) 0.42 −11.83* 55 −0.34 Separated Perimedullary pial fistula fed by the lateral spinal artery; no measurement at the level of the nidus possible because no nidus-type arteriovenous shunt was present (fistulous AVM) T5 − 0.73 −0.25 736 −2.02* Normal 2 C5 0.64 −3.77* 938 −0.47 Normal Glomerular intramedullary AVM fed by radiculopial and radiculomedullary arteries, false aneurysm, and signs of previous intramedullary hemorrhage present; measurements at the level of the nidus not possible because of artifacts from previous hemorrhage; measurements distal to the nidus not possible because of limited FOV T2 + (cavity) 0.49 −9.21* 787 −1.63 Separated T4 + (cavity) 0.36 −14.18* 1196 1.51 Separated Nidus T5 Partially interrupted 3 C1 − 0.70 −1.50 862 −1.06 Normal Glomerular intramedullary AVM fed by the radiculopial network by posterolateral spinal arteries predominantly from the right side; measurement at the level of the nidus not possible because of previous embolization with glue and subsequent artifacts at that level Nidus C2–3 Partially interrupted C4 − 0.77 1.25 801 −1.53 Normal C6 − 0.79 1.78 715 −2.11* Normal 4 Nidus C1 0.59 −5.55* 1113 0.87 Separated Glomerular intramedullary AVM fed by radiculopial arteries; measurement cranial to the nidus not possible because of brain stem location C2 − 0.76 0.65 946 −0.42 Normal C7 − 0.78 1.63 767 −1.79 Normal 5 T6 − 0.78 1.58 1011 −0.01 Normal Glomerular extramedullary AVM fed by radiculopial arteries; measurement at the level of the nidus not possible because of small remaining size of the cord T8 − 0.77 1.16 859 −1.08 Normal Nidus T9 Shifted T10 − 0.64 −3.57* 951 −0.38 Normal 6 C2 − 0.64 −3.59* 873 −0.97 Normal Glomerular intramedullary AVM fed by the anterior and posterolateral spinal arteries; measurement at the level of the nidus not possible because of small remaining size of the cord C5 + (cavity) 0.36 −14.12* 1451 3.47* Separated Nidus C6 Partially interrupted C7 + (cavity) 0.49 −9.25* 1380 2.93* Separated T3 − 0.67 −2.50* 915 −0.65 Normal 7 C2 − 0.62 −4.45* 1139 1.07 Normal Glomerular intramedullary AVM fed by the anterior spinal artery with an associated aneurysm that arose from a sulcal artery and concomitant hemorrhage within the cord; measurement at the level of the nidus not possible because of artifacts because of blood degradation products C4 − 0.65 −3.48* 1152 1.18 Normal T1 − 0.50 −8.72* 1077 0.60 Partially interrupted Nidus T2 Completely interrupted T3 − 0.55 −6.88* 1014 0.11 Partially interrupted
Note:—AVM indicates arteriovenous malformation; FA, fractional anisotropy; ADC, apparent diffusion coefficient.
* These values are statistically significantly different from the normal volunteers whose mean values were 0.748 with a range of 0.7–0.8 for FA and 1.00 10−3 with a range of 0.77–1.25 10−3 for the ADC.