Cavernomas: Analysis of two cases

Abstract:

Cavernomas are uncommon vascular lesions, with presenting symptoms after third decade of life. They are asymptomatic in 20% of cases, rising to 40% in familiar cases. Clinical picture is variable but seizure is the most common presenting feature. We report, briefly, two clinical cases and comment some data from the literature.

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2006

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scopus