Brandon Franco

Brain Arteriovenous Malformation (AVM) Once the Brain Surgery was a success on March 2, I was not able to speak in Spanish or English. I was in the ICU for 5 days.
My accident happened on 2/21/26 after having 1 seizure on the road bike and 2 more seizures on the floor ! ! For more than 15 minutes . I HAD A ANGEL THAT NEW HOW TO HELP ME ! I THANK GOD ! !

THANK YOU EVERYONE THAT HAVE DONATED ON https://gofund.me/485ff22a8

• Brain Arteriovenous Malformation
(AVM) surgery involves removing abnormal blood vessel tangles in the brain, often via. “microsurgical resection to prevent or treat bleeding.

• Observation: You will be closely monitored in an Intensive Care Unit (ICU) or specialized neuro unit to check for bleeding, swelling, or neurological changes.

•Closure: The skull is reattached with titanium screws, and the scalp is stitched.

• Microsurgical Resection (Open Surgery): The most direct method, involving removing a portion of the skull (craniotomy) to allow a surgeon to disconnect and remove the AVM from surrounding brain tissue.

•Risks: Potential complications include stroke, brain swelling, or hemorrhage, depending on the AVM’s location and size.

•Follow-up: Brain scans (e.g., angiogram) are performed to ensure the entire AVM has been removed.