… Spinal cord hemangioblastoma, spinal cord metastases, and spinal cord cavernous angioma
… cord metastases, and spinal cord cavernous angioma are thoroughly described elsewhere …

… -eight intra-dural extramedullary cavernous hemangioma was subarachnoid haemorrhage.
Rarely … Capillary haemangioma of cervical spine is a rare lesion, mimicking a variety of other …

… Cavernous hemangioma of the CS also is another rare lesion located interdurally and
frequently displaces the ICA medially and CNs III, IV, and V laterally.Such lesions are highly …

… plexus, located at the ventral epidural space of the spinal canal, which joins the basilar
venous plexus and cavernous sinus cranially. The previously termed “epidural,” “osteodural,” or “…

… male, wit ha history of cleft lip and right orbital cavernous angioma. He was noticed to have
a … This is a rare lesion that originates intracranially, but sometimes extends through the bone …

… Primary lymphoma of bone is a rare lesion, but is the third most common primary malignant
neoplasm of the sacrum. It presents most frequently in the second through fifth decades of life …

… rare lesion, … spine, they also involved the lumbar spine and sacrum. There were 17 aneurysmal
bone cysts in the cervical spine, 17 in the thoracic spine, seven in the lumbar spine, and …

… A rare lesion, haemangioma of the cervix was found in a sixty-year-old female patient
with prolapse of uterus. The patient had no complaints regarding the lesion and the …

… The main feeding artery in our case, the right thyrocervical trunk, which is not a meningeal
artery, is an extremely rare lesion. To our knowledge, the main pathological lesion in the …