Different Aspects on Clinical Presentation of Developmental Venous Anomalies: Are They as Benign as Known? A Single Center Experience

Kurt, Gökhan; Aslan, Ayfer; Kara, Enes; Erol, Gökberk; Şahin, Merve Büke; Uçar, Murat

doi:10.1016/j.clineuro.2020.106443

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“…It is be lieved that due to the pres ence of DVA, blood prod ucts leak into the sur round ing pa ren chyma, mic rohemorrhages oc cur, caus ing angiogenic re sponse, and in this way CM might de velop [9]. Al though symp toms in patients with DVAs are usu ally as so ci ated with other comor bid pa thol o gies, the fact that iso lated cases of DVAs can some times cause a va ri ety of prob lems from mi nor symp toms to se vere bleed ing should not be un der es ti mated [11]. Cases of DVAs caus ing psy chi at ric symp toms are rarely found in the lit er a ture.…”

Section: Clin I Cal Man I Fes Ta Tion Of Dva and Its Char Ac Ter Is T...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Neurologiniai ir psichiatriniai simptomai, sukelti įgimtos veninės anomalijos

Gataveckaitė,

Burbienė,

Mameniškienė

2023

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One of the most common vascular brain malformations is developmental venous anomaly (DVA). This anomaly is usually considered to be asymptomatic but there are some reports in the literature about DVA causing neurological symptoms due to neurovascular compression, obstructive hydrocephalus, venous infarction, or intracerebral hemorrhage.There are no publications on DVA causing psychiatric symptoms. This paper presents a clinical case of DVA in which the patient develops a mood disorder along with neurological symptoms that are typical for a parietal brain lesion. Along with this clinical case, a review of literature is presented which includes classification of vascular brain malformations, prevalence of DVA, clinical manifestations, and characteristics in imaging studies. The article also reviews the functions of the parietal lobe, discusses mood disorders possibly related to parietal lesions, and briefly introduces cyclothymic disorder.

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Section: Clin I Cal Man I Fes Ta Tion Of Dva and Its Char Ac Ter Is T...mentioning

confidence: 99%