Multiple Cavernous Angiomas Located In The Cerebral Hemispheres And The Posterior Fossa: A Case Report And Review of The Literature

Cerebral cavemous angiomas are rare lesions; they constitute 3% to 13% of intraaanial vascular malformations (6).Cavemous angiomas may affect any part of the central nervous system and usually present with seizures. focal signs or haemorrhage (1.8). These lesions may bleed. calcify or thrombose (8).A1though they may involve any part of the central nervous system. lesions located in brain stern and cerebellum are rarely encountered (9).We present a patient with multiple cavemous angioma in both hemispheres, cerebellum and brain stern with a six-year follow-up.