WHAT IS VENOUS ANGIOMA, SYMPTOMS AND TREATMENT - GENERAL CLINIC

What is Venous Angioma, Symptoms and Treatment



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Venous angioma, also called an anomaly of venous development, is a benign tumor in the brain, most often present at birth, characterized by malformation and abnormal accumulation of some veins in the brain that are usually more elevated than normal. In most cases, venous angioma does not cause symptoms and is therefore detected by chance when the subject does a CT scan or magnetic resonance imaging to the brain for another reason, and no treatment is required