Pulsatile tinnitus: three cases of arteriovenous fistula treated by ligation of the occipital artery
R. G. Courteney-Harris, G. R. Ford, Ailsa Innes, J F Colin
Abstract
R. G. Courteney-Harris, G. R. Ford, Ailsa Innes, J F Colin
Abstract
Pulsatile tinnitus resulting from an abnormal communication between the occipital artery and the transverse or lateral sinus is a rare clinical entity. We report three cases which presented over a period of three years who had such abnormalities demonstrated angiographically and were cured of their symptoms by exploration and ligation of the occipital artery.
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Pulsatile tinnitus resulting from an abnormal communication between the occipital artery and the transverse or lateral sinus is a rare clinical entity. We report three cases which presented over a period of three years who had such abnormalities demonstrated angiographically and were cured of their symptoms by exploration and ligation of the occipital artery.
Key concepts: Occipital artery, Ligation, Medicine, Arteriovenous fistula, Pulsatile flow, Tinnitus, Fistula, Artery