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Daniel Walsh FRCS
Also known as cavernous angiomas or cavernous malformations these benign vascular growths may cause disability or epilepsy.
The precise cause of cavernomas is not known with certainty. A minority of people living with them develop symptoms but they can be a source of significant disability.
Cavernomas located in the cerebral hemispheres. These are early a cause of brain haemorrhage and can be a cause of seizures.