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Overview

Your circulatory system consists of your heart and blood vessels. There are three types of blood vessels in the circulatory system: veins, capillaries, and arteries. Arteriovenous malformations (AVMs) are defects in the blood vessels of the circulatory system.

Brain AVMs account for about 2 percent of all hemorrhagic strokes each year and are often the cause of hemorrhage in children and young adults who experience brain hemorrhage. Reduced oxygen to brain tissue. With an AVM, blood bypasses the network of capillaries and flows directly from arteries to veins.

A malformation is an abnormal connection between the veins and arteries. This interferes with your body’s ability to circulate blood. It’s usually congenital, which means the condition is present at birth. Although malformations can begin anywhere in your body, some develop in the brain and spinal cord region, causing seizures and headaches.

What causes AVMs is unknown. Some doctors believe they occur in the womb or shortly after birth and appear later as the child ages.

Children born with an AVM condition may have a bluish tint to their skin. This is due to the absence of oxygenated blood circulating through the body. The skin tends to darken to a deep red or purple as children age and the condition worsens.

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There are certain genetic syndromes that can put you at increased risk of having AVMs, such as hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia or Osler-Weber-Rendu syndrome. There have been rare reports of AVMs in several family members, though it’s unclear if this is genetic or coincidental.

The symptoms of AVM vary, depending on:

• location of the AVM
• size of the AVM
• size of the blood vessels involved in the AVM

You may not have significant symptoms if you have an AVM in the brain. In some cases, brain AVMs cause headaches or seizures. Unfortunately, due to lack of symptoms, this type of AVM often goes undiagnosed or unnoticed until it presents life-threatening symptoms.

Common symptoms of brain AVMs include:

• bleeding in the skull, most commonly a subarachnoid hemorrhage
• seizures
• headaches
• focal neurologic deficits, such as weakness, numbness, or tingling to one part or side of the body
• confusion

If the AVM is elsewhere in the body, the symptoms may be more pronounced.

Common symptoms for AVMs found in the limbs and spinal cord include:

• muscle weakness
• inability to move a limb
• lack of coordination

Common symptoms for AVMs found in the organs, chest, or abdomen include:

• abdominal pain
• back pain
• chest pain
• irregular sounds in the affected blood vessels

Some symptoms in children under age 2 include:

• congestive heart failure, where the heart is unable to pump out the blood that enters it
• seizures
• hydrocephalus, an increase in fluid in the brain that causes swelling

Your doctor will perform a physical examination and several tests to confirm an AVM. It’s important to rule out other health problems that can mimic the symptoms of AVMs.

Imaging tools used to diagnose AVMs include:

• CT scan: produces detailed images of the inside of the body
• MRI: produces images of the brain and its blood vessels (if you have a brain AVM, this is particularly useful for determining exactly where the AVM is and what brain structures it might be affecting)
• angiography: visualizes the blood vessels around the head and neck by injecting dye through a catheter (which is usually inserted through a blood vessel in the groin)
• magnetic resonance angiogram (MRA): produces images of the blood vessels

Your treatment plan will depend on your age, condition, and physical health. The most important goal is to prevent internal bleeding, which can lead to stroke or death.

Medication

Your doctor might prescribe medications even though they don’t cure AVMs. Medications control pain and seizures.

Surgery

Surgery to repair or remove damaged blood vessels is an option. The type of surgery you’ll need depends on your type of AVM. There are three options:

• conventional surgery
• endovascular embolization
• radiosurgery

Endovascular embolization is used for arteriovenous malformations deep in the brain or spinal cord tissue. In this procedure, a thin, flexible tube called a catheter is guided to the AVM to close up the abnormal connection. It doesn’t repair the AVM, but it reduces blood flow to it and makes surgery safer.

Radiosurgery involves using a highly concentrated beam of radiation and focusing it directly on the site of the AVM. The radiation damages the blood vessel walls and creates scar tissue, which will eventually stop flow of blood into the AVM.

AVMs can’t be prevented. However, you can manage and treat symptoms with proper medical care. Taking prescribed medications can help avoid bleeding problems, pain, and other complications.

Managing high blood pressure, avoiding medications that thin the blood, and keeping regular appointments with a neurologist can also help monitor your condition and prevent complications.

Do you struggle to get WiFi signal in some corners of your home? With the AVM Mesh Network you can get great WiFi coverage, everywhere. In this guide, we show you how to install a mesh set, explain how it works and the advantages it offers you. Let’s get stuck in!

The project

Suitable for: beginners

Time required: 1 hour

Budget: approximately £280

What you need:

• AVM Mesh Set (FRITZ! Mesh Set Box 7590 + Repeater 1750)

Can be extended with:

• FRITZ! powerline devices (use the power line as an additional data highway) and other repeaters

You also need:

• Internet VDSL/DSL connection

Often getting complete WiFi coverage across your home can be difficult. There is always one room where the WiFi doesn’t work so well. This results in high latencies or failures – especially when the room concerned is far away from the router or even on a different floor. The AVM Mesh Set, consisting of the FRITZ! 7590 Mesh Set Box and the Repeater 1750, puts and end to those frustrations.

What is a mesh network?

Mesh technology allows devices like routers, repeaters and other powerline devices across your home to piggyback off each other by radio signal. Each device you create becomes part of the central mesh network and allows the signal to be passed on further. Because the principle works like meshes, we call the whole thing a “mesh network”. However, the entire network has one name and one password – you don’t have to connect to different networks as you move through your home.

What functions does the technology include?

The AVM Mesh Set has four basic functions that make the WiFi connection reliable and strong.

1. Cross Band Repeating. FRITZ! WiFi Repeaters always use the WiFi band with the fastest connection.
2. Optimisation for IPTV and streaming. Makes uninterrupted music and video streaming possible at any time.
3. Band steering. If the WiFi devices are dual-band capable, they connect to the less used WiFi frequency band.
4. Beamforming. The antennas transmit in the direction of the end devices, resulting in increased range and speed.

Who should use a mesh set?

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Another advantage of Mesh is that you can make the network as large as you need it. For a small to medium sized flat the basic mesh set with router and repeater is usually sufficient. For larger flats and houses with several floors you can simply add more repeaters or powerline devices.

How to install AVM Mesh Network

The AVM Mesh Network is installed and set up in three simple steps.

1. After connecting the FRITZ! box and the repeater, open the user interface of the FRITZ! box and click on “Update available”. In the menu that then opens, click “Start update”.
2. Call up the “Home Network – Home Network Overview”. The devices, connections and updates display here.
3. Now perform these updates in the third step – and WiFi Mesh is already active.

What other advantages does the AVM Mesh Network offer besides the nationwide WiFi connection?

In addition to complete WiFi coverage right down to the last corner of your home, the AVM Mesh Set also offers other advantages. For example, you can display which FRITZ! devices are active and which mobile devices (smartphone, notebook, tablet or game console) are connected to them in the home network overview.

You can even offer your guests their own WiFi network, separate from your home network, with one click. The AVM Mesh Network also offers you the possibility to set up parental control. You can limit the online times per device or block pages. And if you want, you can deactivate your WiFi at night in a single click.

So, what are you waiting for?

Put an end to poor WiFi connections with the AVM Mesh Network. Enjoy seamless, low-bandwidth connections and wave goodbye to high latency connectivity holes.

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