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Old 11-13-2010, 11:42 PM #1
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Hi everyone. Is there anyone else here who has an annie (and/or AVM) in their spinal cord?

I have an aneurysm and an AVM at the C-7 to T-2 levels The AVM bled in 2002. They were embolized in 2006. I just had my latest angio done in September and it showed that the embo in the aneurysm is holding up, but the AVM has grown back (it had been 'obliterated'). I have to have another angio in March, and hopefully the AVM will be embolized then.

ETA - also, can anyone tell me, is there a sub-forum any where on this site for AVMs? Thanks.
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Spinal cord AVM and aneurysm, C-7 to T-2.

AVM rupture 2002. Both embolized in 2006, AVM obliterated.

AVM grown back, 2010. Aneurysm still embolized. Waiting to have AVM re-embolized.

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Hi Amethyst_Myst...

I wish I had an answer for you but unfortunately I do not....

You may want to check over on our
Spinal Disorders and Back Pain Forum:
http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/forum22.html

I hope someone there can help you...

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Hi Abbie. Thanks for the response and the link. I will check there again as I didn't see anything before, but I may have just missed it.

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Spinal cord AVM and aneurysm, C-7 to T-2.

AVM rupture 2002. Both embolized in 2006, AVM obliterated.

AVM grown back, 2010. Aneurysm still embolized. Waiting to have AVM re-embolized.

Scoliosis and fibromyalgia.


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