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Updates in arteriovenous malformation management: the post-ARUBA era

James Feghali, Judy Huang
DOI: 10.1136/svn-2019-000248 Published 21 September 2019
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Department of Neurosurgery, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore, Maryland, USA
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    Main criticisms of ARUBA summarised by trial phase. ARUBA, A Randomized trial of Unruptured Brain Arteriovenous Malformations; AVM, arteriovenous malformation.

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    Summary of ARUBA and studies evaluating outcome in ARUBA-eligible patients

    Authors, yearPatients
    (% LG*)
    InterventionDesignMean follow-upStroke/death (%)mRS ≥2 (%)
    ARUBA
    Mohr et al, 201410223 (61)
    114 Int
    109 Obs
    MS (4%)
    EE (26%)
    Radiosurgery (27%)
    MS+EE (11%)
    Prospective, multicentre2.8 years30.7
    10.1
    46.2
    15.1
    Microsurgery
    Javadpour et al, 20164734 (71)MS (77%)
    MS+EE (23%)
    Retrospective, single centre5.8 years (median)0.06.0 (at 6 months)
    Schramm et al, 201735104 (61)MSRetrospective, single centre5.3 years7.7†10.4
    Wong et al, 201736155 (76)MS (72%)
    MS+EE (25%)
    Retrospective, single centre3.0 years–4.5‡
    Radiosurgery
    Pollock et al, 201339174 (49)GKRS (96%)
    GKRS+MS (4%)
    Retrospective, single centre5.3 years (median)10.39.2
    Ding et al, 201640509 (46)GKRSRetrospective, multicentre7.2 years13.0§–
    Karlsson et al, 2018381351GKRSRetrospective, multicentre6.5 years9.8¶–
    Tonetti et al, 201842233 (44)GKRSRetrospective, single centre8.4 years14.0–
    Endovascular embolization
    Singfer et al, 20174361 (51)EE onyx (41%)
    EE+Linac (57%)
    Retrospective, single centre5.0 years (median)19.723.0
    Multi-modal therapy
    Rutledge et al, 20142374 (49)
    61 Int
    13 Obs
    MS (33%)
    MS+EE (38%)
    GKRS (25%)
    Retrospective, single centre2.4 years
    7.7
    14.8

    7.7
    13.8
    Nerva et al, 20154461 (51)MS (5%)
    MS+EE (46%)
    GKRS (38%)
    Retrospective, single centre2.1 years16.0†13.0
    Lang et al, 201845105 (44)MS (13%)
    MS+EE (27%)
    GKRS (49%)
    Retrospective, single centre3.6 years7.6–
    • *Spetzler-Martin grade I or II.

    • †Permanent new significant deficit.

    • ‡Permanent new disabling deficit (mRS ≥3).

    • §Adverse neurological outcome: symptomatic radiation changes, permanent neurological morbidity, seizure or death.

    • ¶Haemorrhage or any symptomatic complication causing permanent morbidity or mortality.

    • ARUBA, A Randomized trial of Unruptured Brain Arteriovenous Malformations; EE, endovascular embolisation; GKRS, gamma-knife radiosurgery; Int, intervention; LG, low grade; Linac, linear accelerator; mRS, modified Rankin scale; MS, microsurgery; Obs, observation; RadioTx, radiotherapy.

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