Intracranial cavernoma

Case contributed by Utkarsh Kabra , 27 Jul 2019
Diagnosis almost certain
Changed by Ian Bickle, 27 Jul 2019

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CavernomaIntracranial cavernoma
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BehaviourBehavioural abnormality
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Heterogeneous haemorrhagic lesion, demonstrating a 'popcorn' or 'berry' appearance, containing central hyperintense areas with well defined regular hypointense hemosiderin rim at the periphery inof the right frontal lobe in keeping with a cavernoma

Small prominent draining vascular channel is seen in right frontal region draining into a cortical vein consistent with a develomental venous anomaly.

  • -<p>Heterogeneous haemorrhagic lesion, demonstrating a 'popcorn' or 'berry' appearance, containing central hyperintense areas with well defined regular hypointense hemosiderin rim at periphery in right frontal lobe in keeping with a cavernoma</p><p>Small prominent draining vascular channel is seen in right frontal region draining into cortical vein consistent with develomental venous anomaly.</p>
  • +<p>Heterogeneous haemorrhagic lesion, demonstrating a 'popcorn' or 'berry' appearance, containing central hyperintense areas with well defined regular hypointense hemosiderin rim at the periphery of the right frontal lobe in keeping with a cavernoma</p><p>Small prominent draining vascular channel in right frontal region draining into a cortical vein consistent with a develomental venous anomaly.</p>

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Heterogeneous haemorrhagic lesion, demonstrating a 'popcorn' or 'berry' appearance, containing central hyperintense areas with well defined regular hypointense hemosiderin rim at periphery in the right frontal lobe.

Small prominent draining vascular channel is seen inin the right frontal region draining into a cortical vein.

Another prominent vascular channel is seen extending from left parietal region upto subependymal surface.

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