Schematic overview of the Borden system of classification for DAVFs

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Schematic overview of the Borden system of classification for DAVFs Schematic overview of the Borden system of classification for DAVFs. A, Type 1 fistula with multiple communications between the occipital artery and transverse sinus. Schematic overview of the Borden system of classification for DAVFs. A, Type 1 fistula with multiple communications between the occipital artery and transverse sinus. Note antegrade flow and no cortical venous reflux. B, Type 2 lesions are associated with cortical venous reflux. This illustration demonstrates the presence of a transverse sinus fistula with stenosis of the distal transverse and proximal sigmoid sinuses. There is retrograde blood flow into the proximal transverse sinus and the cortical vein (please also see Fig 1E, -F). C, Type 3 fistulas represent communication between the meningeal arteries and cortical vein (or an isolated segment of venous sinus). In this schematic drawing, the cortical vein harboring the fistula near the frontal convexity is tortuous and has multifocal stenoses in its pathway, 2011 Lydia Gregg. D. Gandhi et al. AJNR Am J Neuroradiol 2012;33:1007-1013 ©2012 by American Society of Neuroradiology