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Lower-than-Expected Hemorrhage Risk From Unruptured Brain AVMs: MARS Clarifies Natural History and Key Predictors
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Lower-than-Expected Hemorrhage Risk From Unruptured Brain AVMs: MARS Clarifies Natural History and Key Predictors

Posted by MedXY By MedXY 12/12/2025
The MARS multicenter cohort (n=3030) found a lower annual intracranial hemorrhage risk (1.40%/yr) for unruptured brain AVMs than commonly cited. Older age, associated arterial aneurysms, and cerebellar/deep supratentorial location increased risk.
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Intervention Lowers Long‑Term Hemorrhage Risk in Unruptured Brain AVMs: Evidence From a Nationwide Target‑Trial Emulation
Posted inNeurology news Radiology

Intervention Lowers Long‑Term Hemorrhage Risk in Unruptured Brain AVMs: Evidence From a Nationwide Target‑Trial Emulation

Posted by MedXY By MedXY 11/19/2025
A large Chinese registry-based target-trial emulation found interventional therapy for unruptured brain AVMs reduced 5- and 10-year hemorrhage-free survival compared with conservative management, with benefits concentrated in low-grade, compact nidus lesions and driven mainly by microsurgery.
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