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Variable β Odds Ratio 95% Confidential Interval P Valuea Small AVMb Premature venous occlusion 3.8 44.3 4.24–462.04 <.001c Total embolic agent volume 0.3 1.4 1.07–1.85 <.013c Constantd −3.6 0.03 <.001 Mid-size AVMb Premature venous occlusion 3.1 23.4 3.7–148.4 <.002c Constantd −2.7 0.06 <.001 Large AVMb Premature venous occlusion 24.2 3.2−10 .00 1.00e Constantd −3.0 0.05 <.001