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Angiographic Features No. (%) Location Eloquent cortex 44 (33.85%) Noneloquent cortex 62 (47.69%) Midline 12 (9.23%) Deep 12 (9.23%) Size ≤3 cm 32 (24.62%) 3–6 cm 80 (61.54%) ≥6 cm 18 (13.85%) No. of feeders 1 17 (13.08%) 2 28 (21.54%) ≥3 85 (65.38%) Arterial feeders classification Terminal 95 (73.08%) Perforating 35 (26.92%) No. of draining veins 1 55 (42.31%) 2 37 (28.46%) ≥3 38 (29.23%) Venous drainage classification Exclusive superficial 79 (60.77%) Exclusive deep 16 (12.31%) Combined 35 (26.92%) Venous morphology Venous reflux 35 (26.92%) Venous ectasia 29 (22.31%) Venous stenosis 46 (35.38%) Coexisting aneurysm Intranidal 30 (23.08%) Perinidal 7 (5.38%) Spetzler-Martin classification I–II 50 (38.46%) III 36 (27.69%) IV 30 (23.08%) V 14 (10.77%)