Description. 2 cases (F-70 years old/ F- 68 years old) of DCCF previously incompletely treated with the transarterial and trans vein femoral approaches, had symptoms persistence. Both were a Barrow type D DCCF.
Intervention. The superior ophthalmic vein was microsurgically exposed and catheterized. With the use of a microguide the DCCF were embolized with platinum coils. DCCF were completely obliterated with symptoms dissappearence.
Conclusion. The ophthalmic approach through the superior ophthalmic vein was an
alternative to the traditional neuroradiologic approaches.]]>