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Cavernous Malformations of Septum Pellucidum and Trigeminal Nerve: A Case Report

Global Journal of Medical Case Reports | Vol 1, Issue 1

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SW images demonstrating linear hypointensities along the cerebellar foliae (a), representing super-ficial siderosis, indicating that the trigeminal nerve cavernous malformation had bled previously. Multiple Tiny SWI hypointensities are seen distributed in bilateral cerebral hemispheres (b, c), sug-gesting microbleeds.
Figure 4. SW images demonstrating linear hypointensities along the cerebellar foliae (a), representing super-ficial siderosis, indicating that the trigeminal nerve cavernous malformation had bled previously. Multiple Tiny SWI hypointensities are seen distributed in bilateral cerebral hemispheres (b, c), sug-gesting microbleeds.
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