Table 1:Demographics, AVF characteristics, treatment, and outcomes for 16 patients with scalp AVFs due to Hair Transplantation.

Authors & Year Presenting age Time from transplant to presentation Location Arterial supply Treatment Outcome/Note
Souder, et al. 1970 [12] 35 NS L temporal L STA Excision Resolved
Barros, et al. 1978 [2] 34 18 mo R parietal R STA Excision Resolved
Lanzieri, et al. 1985 [9] 64 3 mo R parietal R STA Excision Resolved
Williams, et al. 1986 [14] 34 3 yr Excision Resolved
Semashko, et al. 1989 [11] 64 3-4 mo R temporal R STA Ligation Resolved
Semashko, et al. 1989 [11] 26 1 mo R temporal R STA Ligation Resolved
Fukuta, et al. 1994 [8] 44 5 yr Frontal R supratrochlear artery, R STA Ligation Ligation
Tornambe, et al. 1994 [13] 35 4 mo R temporal R STA Ligation Resolved
Mathis, et al. 1994 [10] 27 1 yr NS R/L STA, R/L OA Direct puncture embolization Resolved
Davis, et al. 1997 [6] 45 15 years L occipital L OA Angiographic embolization + excision Resolved
Dogan, et al. 2008 [7] 27 1 mo R frontotemporal R STA Angiographic embolization Resolved
Perez-Mesa, et al. 2009 [21] 44 2 wk R frontotemporal Not stated Ligation Resolved
Bernstein, et al. 2011 [3] 40 15 mo L temporal NS Tx refused Lost to follow-up
Dabus, et al. 2014 [5] 30s Several yr L frontotemporal L STA Direct puncture embolization Resolved
Dabus, et al. 2014 [5] 40s 2 mo Angiographic embolization R/L OA Angiographic embolization Resolved
Champeaux, et al. 2014 [4] 31 NS L frontotemporal L STA Excision Resolved
Liounakos, et al. 2015 46 1 yr L temporoparietal R/L STA, R/L OA Direct puncture embolization Resolved

L: Left; mo: Months; NS: Not Specified; OA: Occipital Artery; R: Right; STA: Superficial Temporal Artery; yr: Years; wk: Weeks.