MULTIPLE CAVERNOUS MALFORMATIONS OF THE BRAIN

Abduhamidova Mukhlisakhon Zayniddinovna; Rakhimov Ikrom Ismatovich

doi:10.5281/zenodo.7885119

Abduhamidova Mukhlisakhon Zayniddinovna, Rakhimov Ikrom Ismatovich

Abstract. Cavernous malformations (cavernomas, angiomas and hemangiomas) are the most common vascular neoplasms of the brain. They can be detected at any age as incidental findings or cause serious neurological disorders. Despite the non-oncological nature, with the manifestation and increase of symptoms, the patient with a high degree of probability requires treatment for cavernoma.

Keywords: cavernomas, angiomas, hemangiomas, brain, symptoms.

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