This colour enhanced coronal (frontal view) T2-weighted MRI image shows the typical appearance of a cavernous malformation in the temporal lobe (on your right). These are slow flow vascular malformations that contain dilated vascular spaces without any intervening brain. The can be inherited (more common) or acquired. They can occur anywhere and symptoms depend on upon their location and if repeated hemorrhage occur | |
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