| This technique can also be used on points rubis, stellar angioma or radiodermatitis. |
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| Her pain spread to her right arm and lasted on and off for 15 years until an M. R. I. found an angioma in her cervical spinal cord. |
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| As described in Sanmartin et al., Beier in 1985 described a painful, sudoriferous skin nodule of angiomatous nature, which he called sudoriferous angioma. |
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| Mrs. Gonzalez's disease is cavernous angioma, also called C. C. M., for cerebral cavernous malformation. |
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| Cavernoma, also known as cavernous angioma, is a malformation of the blood vessels in the brain that become abnormally dilated. |
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| Surgeons found an angioma in his brain and repaired it. |
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| An angioma is a benign malformation of blood vessels or lymphatics which are abnormally dilated Little is known about and their origins and their evolution is poorly understood. |
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| At the moment, vascular laser treatment is the most effective therapy for considerable cosmetic improvement of angioma. This improvement can even go as far as a total cure. |
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| Littoral cell angioma is a vascular lesion of the spleen arising from the littoral cells, which line the splenic sinuses. |
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| Subdural hematoma complicating intracranial aneurysm and angioma. |
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| Angioma, congenital mass of blood vessels that intrudes into bone or other tissues, causing tissue death and, in the case of bone, structural weakening. |
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| Tumor Infection Trauma Angioma Perinatal insults Stroke Etc. |
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