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Regional Phacomatosis with Cerebral AVMs and Cavernous Hemangioma of the Skull Report of a Case Takahisa Fuse 1 , Takugi Takagi 1 , Shiroh Mizuno 1 , Fumihiko Sugino 1 , Tsuneyuki Fukushima 1 , En-chou TAN 1 1Department of Neurosurgery Nagoya City Higashi General Hospital Keyword: phacomatosis , cerebral AVMs , hemangioma of the skull , Sturge-Weber syndrome , Klippel-Trenaunay-Weber syndrome , 3D-CT pp.877-882
Published Date 1993/9/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406900537
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We report the coexistence of multiple arterio-venous malformations (AVMs) and hemangioma of the skull in a 38-year-old man with associated varicose veins in his scalp. The patient also had hypotrophy of all right limb tissues with skin pig-mentation and syndactyly of both feet. CT scans revealed intraventricular hemorrhage and a heman-gioma of the skull at the posterior fossa. Because of the location of the arteriovenous malformations, surgical evacuation and resection were not attempt-ed. The hemangioma was totally removed to decompress the posterior fossa.

A few cases of regional phacomatosis with intra-cranial AVMs have been reported, but we could not find a report of the coexistence of intracranial multiple AVMs and hemangioma of the skull with associated varicose veins of the scalp and skeletal hypotrophy. We discuss on the etiology of the coexistence of regional phacomatosis and heman-gioma and on the difference between our case and typical regional phacomatosis.


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