FIELD: medicine; neurosurgery.
SUBSTANCE: intravenous injection of the drug adenosine is performed and from the moment of development of bradycardia, transarterial injection of the arterio-sinus fistula into the main afferent is performed through a microcatheter of non-adhesive embolizate and simultaneous intra-arterial jet injection of saline solution is performed through a guide catheter of 200 ml until the heart rhythm is restored, maximally filling the small afferents of the arterio-sinus fistula with non-adhesive embolizate.
EFFECT: method makes it possible to increase efficiency of shutting off high-flow arterio-sinus fistulas with isolated sinus transarterial access from the blood circulation, reducing the consumed amount of non-adhesive embolizate, achieving preservation of the sinus lumen, reducing high intracranial venous hypertension and the risk of intracranial hemorrhage.
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Dates
2021-05-11—Published
2020-09-02—Filed