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the diffuse nature of this disease. There were no peri-procedural complications. Two of 3 patients with complex wounds required major amputations for gangrene, including one above-knee and one below-knee amputation at 128 months and 66 months after the index procedure respectively. Conclusions AVMs in PWS can be successfully treated by a transcatheter approach. Multiple interventions are usually required. Patients with extensive wounds remain at risk for loss of limb.Background As many as 30% of autogenous cephalic vein arterioveno
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