A, Anteroposterior (top row), lateral (second row), and axial (bottom row) projections of maximum-intensity 4D-CE-MRA images (2.9/1.4, 20° flip angle)

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A, Anteroposterior (top row), lateral (second row), and axial (bottom row) projections of maximum-intensity 4D-CE-MRA images (2.9/1.4, 20° flip angle) of a 71-year-old woman with DAVF at the left cavernous sinus. A, Anteroposterior (top row), lateral (second row), and axial (bottom row) projections of maximum-intensity 4D-CE-MRA images (2.9/1.4, 20° flip angle) of a 71-year-old woman with DAVF at the left cavernous sinus. There is an early depiction of the bilateral cavernous sinuses (arrows) at the early arterial phase (left). The bilateral superior ophthalmic veins (arrowheads) are dilated during the arterial (middle) and late arterial phase (right). The bilateral internal maxillary arteries are well visualized (small arrows). Retrograde cortical venous drainage is via the left cerebral cortical veins (circle). Both readers judged that this DAVF was primarily fed by the internal maxillary artery, that the cavernous sinus was the fistula site, and that venous drainage was type 2. B, Anteroposterior (upper) and lateral (lower) projections of DSA (left) and 4D-CE-MRA (right) images in the arterial phase in the patient in A. DSA shows an arteriovenous shunt (arrow) at the left cavernous sinus. It is supplied by branches from the left internal maxillary (arrowhead) and middle meningeal arteries (small arrow). The right cavernous sinus (small arrowhead) is depicted via the intercavernous sinus. Retrograde cortical venous drainage is via the left cerebral cortical veins (circle). 4D-CE-MRA also depicts the main arterial feeders (arrowhead, small arrow), the fistula site (arrow), and the venous drainage pattern (circle). S. Nishimura et al. AJNR Am J Neuroradiol 2010;31:80-85 ©2010 by American Society of Neuroradiology