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An unusual brainstem capillary telangiectasis in a child
Clinical Neuropathology
|January 1, 1983
Abstract:
This case report concerns a brainstem telangiectasis that mimicked a tumor causing progressive neurologic symptoms over a period of 6 years prior to death. Intravascular coagulation within the malformation leading to localized ischemia is proposed as the mechanism for the apparent growth of the lesion.
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