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Variables Patients (n = 57) Sex (No.) (%) Male 29 (50.9%) Female 28 (49.1%) Age (mean) (range) (yr) 38.05 ± 18.1 (9–78) Previous rupture (No.) (%) 38 (66.6%) bAVM location (No.) (%) Cortical (lobar or cerebellum) 41 (72%) Deep (brain stem, thalamus, or basal ganglia) 16 (28.0%) Nidus diameter (original size) (mean) (cm) 2.91 ± 1.26 Nidus diameter before treatment by TVE (mean) (cm) 2.44 ± 0.99 Dilated vein (No.) (%) Evaluator 1 24 (42.1%) Evaluator 2 28 (49.1%) Evaluator 3 36 (63.1%) Pattern of venous drainage (No.) (%) Superficial 25 (43.9%) Deep 28 (49.1%) Superficial and deep 4 (7.0%) Venous collector (No.) (%) 1 37 (64.9%) 2 18 (31.6%) 3 2 (3.5%) Spetzler–Martin grade I 5 (8.8%) II 18 (31.6%) III 23 (40.4%) IV 10 (17.5%) V 1 (1.7%)