[Multiple XXXX of @entity1315 and @entity76 with symptomatic @entity4254 : a case report].

@entity1 @entity2758 @entity510 @entity4254 @entity51 @entity1315 @entity27635 @entity76 @entity158 @entity29804
The authors described a case of multiple @entity2758 of the @entity1315 and the @entity76 , and presented a review of literature. A 42-year-old right-handed @entity1 was admitted to our Dept. of Neurosurgery on October 20, 1983, with left @entity158 and occipitalgia. He had an episode of @entity510 ten years ago, however, its etiology was not clear at neurological examination. This brief episode of @entity158 began on the left side of his face about 9 years ago and has been gradually increasing. Although he has been treated with trigeminal nerve blocks several times, relapses were almost always evident within 6 months after those nerve blocks. On admission, there were no abnormal findings at neurological and physical examination. A CT scan with contrast medium infusion revealed two small @entity27635 on the left parietal region and on the @entity76 . A four-vessels cerebral angiogram confirmed the presence of two @entity27635 and fenestration of the left vertebral artery. The angiogram also revealed that his severe left @entity4254 had been caused by elongation of the anterior pontine segment of left SCA which was the main feeder of the cerebellar AVM. Two stages of surgical operations were carried out at two months interval. The first operation was total @entity76 and microvascular decompression for the left trigeminal nerve. The second was total removal of the left parietal AVM. The postoperative course was uneventful, and angiographically the @entity27635 completely disappeared. The @entity1 was discharged without any @entity51 on @entity29804 , 1984.(ABSTRACT TRUNCATED AT 250 WORDS)
