Brain AVM (Arteriovenous malformations) and PIP
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Hi there, Last January I suffered from I hamorrage from a malformation , and it was partly treated, now I have an to choose between 3 options to remove the AVM, which are surgery, embolisation and radiotherapy. Is it possible to know your opinion about them? Thanks0
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jsf said:Hi there, Last January I suffered from I hamorrage from a malformation , and it was partly treated, now I have an to choose between 3 options to remove the AVM, which are surgery, embolisation and radiotherapy. Is it possible to know your opinion about them? ThanksHi,We are not medically trained here and therefore we are unable to give you any advice regarding this. You should speak to you GP or Consultant for advice.0
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Hi @jsf and welcome to the community. Unfortunately this is not something we can help you with. I appreciate that this is probably an extremely stressful time and please let us know if we can offer support and guidance.
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