Uterine Arteriovenous Malformation as a Rare Cause of Menorrhagia

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    Peer Reviewed, Open Access, FreePublished QuarterlyMangalore, South IndiaISSN0972-5997Volume 7, Issue ! "ul-Se# 200$

    Uterine Arteriovenous Malformation As A Rare Cause Of Menorrhagia

    Authors

    Chandana Das,

    Associate Professor, Department of Gynaecology and Obstetrics, N.R.S. Medical College, Kolata,

    Snehamay Chaudhuri

    Assistant Professor, Department of Gynaecology and Obstetrics, N.R.S. Medical College, Kolata,

    Madan Karmakar,

    Associate Professor, Department of Radiology ,N.R.S. Medical College, Kolata

    Sudipta Chakraborty

    Associate Professor, Department of Pat!ology, N.R.S. Medical College, Kolata

    Address or Corresponden!e

    Dr" Snehamay Chaudhuri,

    Sopan K"tir, #lat No $G,

    %& ', Dr S C 'aner(ee Road,

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    Citation

    Das C, C!a"d!"ri S, Karmaar M, C!araborty S. terine Arterio/eno"s Malformation As A Rare Ca"se Of

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    OJHAS Vol 7 Issue 3(4) Das C, Chaudhuri S, Karmakar M, Chakrabor! S" #eri$e Arerio%e$ous Mal&ormaio$ As A 'are Cause O& Me$orrhaia

    Case Report

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    Abstra!t%

    terine arterio /eno"s malformation is "ncommon ca"se of menorr!agia. :e report a rare case of

    arterio/eno"s malformation diagnosed after $1 years of s"ffering from menorr!agia.

    Key 'ords% terine arterio/eno"s malformation, Menorr!agia

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    (ntrodu!tion%

    terine arterio/eno"s malformation 3A;M4 is a rare ca"se of menorr!agia.

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    igure 4% 5istologi!al se!tions of myometrium shoing dilated and !ongested vas!ular spa!es lined by endothelial

    !ells in absen!e of any spe!ifi! lesion * 56#, 7)88+

    Pel/ic angiograp!y and MR< 8ere not done as t!ese facilities 8ere not a/ailable in o"r !ospital.

    otal !ysterectomy 8it! bilateral salpingo oop!orectomy 8as done after co"nselling t!e patient 3patient 8as not desiro"s

    for c!ild and s!e 8anted to get rid of t!e "ter"s4.

    >istopat!ological e@amination of "ter"s and o/aries s!o8ed plenty of congested blood /essels and irreg"lar blood spaces in

    myometri"m 8it!o"t any specific lesion. !ere 8ere feat"res of c!ronic cer/icits.

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    O"r patient 8as 6+ years old and not desiro"s of !a/ing c!ild. Moreo/er s!e 8as so m"c! disg"sted 8it! t!e contin"ed s"f)

    fering from menorr!agia, t!at s!e ref"sed any ind of conser/ati/e management and so !ysterectomy 8as planned for.

    #leming et al reported si@ cases of A;M 8!o "nder8ent total abdominal !ysterectomy for life t!reatening bleeding. *S"c)

    cessf"l "terine artery emboli=ation 8it! poly/inyl alco!ol particles in t!ree cases 8as reported by AA Nic!olson et al. All of

    t!em res"med normal menstr"ation and one of t!em !ad s"ccessf"l pregnancy also. 0Prab!" et al also reported a case of

    "terine A;M treated 8it! spring coil, 8!o res"med normal menstr"ation 8it! t!e proced"re.B

    Con!lusion%

    terine A;Ms t!o"g! rare are potentially life t!reatening lesions. !o"g! !ysterectomy 8as t!e only treatment for it in t!e

    past, "terine artery emboli=ation is a safe and effecti/e met!od of treatment 8!en "terine f"nction is to be preser/ed. !e

    case is reported !ere not only for its rarity b"t also to !ig!lig!t t!e delay in its diagnosis. #or long eig!teen years s!e 8as

    treated by different doctors 8it! /ario"s !ormonal preparations. >ad s!e been diagnosed earlier and treated by "terine

    artery emboli=ation, !er "ter"s 8o"ld !a/e been sa/ed and s!e mig!t concei/e. So 8!ile dealing 8it! a case of refractory

    type of menorr!agia one s!o"ld al8ays consider t!e possibility of "terine A;M.

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    $. 'agga R, ;erma P, Agar8al N, S"ri ;, 'ap"ra( FR. #ailed angiograp!ic emboli=ation in "terine arterio /eno"s mal)

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    0. Nic!olson AA, "rnb"ll :, Coady AM, G"t!rie K. Diagnosis and management of "trineaterio/eno"s malforma)tions. Clin Radiol$BBB2%636409%)B

    &. D"bre"il G, o"bat , Ane"rysme crisoide de lH "ter"s and AnnAnat Patho.$B092&59B*)*$1

    6. G!os! K. Arterio/eno"s malformation of t!e "ter"s and pel/is. Obstet Gynecol.$B1929156+)& .

    %. 'ottomoley FP, :!ite!o"se G>. Congenital arterio/eno"s malformation of t!e "ter"s demonstrated by angiogra)

    p!y.Acta Radiological Diagnostica$B*%2$956&)61 .

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