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Giant cerebellar hemangioma in an infant

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A case is reported of an infant with a giant cerebellar vermis hemangioma which was totally removed. The excised specimen contained both cavernous angioma-like and telangiectasia-like portions with intervening cerebellar tissue. The tumor was considered to be a mixture of cavernous hemangioma and telangiectasia.

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Hayashi, T., Fukui, M., Shyojima, K. et al. Giant cerebellar hemangioma in an infant. Child's Nerv Syst 1, 230–233 (1985). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00270768

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