Borden Classification

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borden classification

The Borden classification is used to classify spinal and cranial dural arteriovenous fistulas and was published by Jonathan Borden et al. [^1] in 1995.

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Borden Type

Venous Drainage

Cortical Venous Drainage

Borden Type I |

Dural sinus

No

Borden Type II

Dural sinus

Yes

Borden Type III

Cortical vein

Yes

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Original Borden classification
Illustration of the Borden classification from the original publication.

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