Cavernous angioma is a benign tumor formed by an abnormal buildup of blood vessels in the brain or spinal cord and rarely in other parts of the body. Cavernous angioma consists of small blisters containing blood, which can be diagnosed by MRI. In general. Cavernous angioma is hereditary and in these cases it is normal […]
An angioma is a benign tumor caused by an abnormal collection of blood vessels in the skin, most often in the face and neck, or in organs such as the liver and brain, for example. Angioma on the skin can appear as a red or purple sign or as a lump, usually red, and is
Venous angioma, also known as venous developmental abnormality, is a benign congenital brain modification characterized by an abnormal malformation and accumulation of certain brain veins that are generally larger than normal. In most cases, venous angioma causes no symptoms and is therefore detected by chance when the person performs a CT or MRI of the
