Brain
arteriovenous malformations (BAVM) are congenital vascular lesions consisting
of direct arterial to venous connection without a capillary network.
They occur in
0.1% of the population, most commonly in the supratentorial region. Aneurysm,
intracranial hemorrhage and stroke are the major complications.
We present 2
cases two cases of high grade incidental BAVM. A thorough evaluation of the
lesion and the risks of surgical intervention determine the appropriate
management.
