Vertebral hemangiomas are common lesions usually restricted to the vertebral body. They
are characterized by proliferation of endothelial cells and subsequent expansion of vascular …

Vertebral hemangiomas are an incidental and relatively common radiological finding and a
benign tumor of vascular origin. VH are the most common spine tumors with an estimated …

Discussion: Vertebral hemangiomas when causing progressive neurological deficit warrant
surgical decompression. The choice of intervention depends on location and extent of the …

Vertebral hemangiomas (VHs) are very common radiological findings, and the majority of
them are completely asymptomatic and harmless. However, although rarely, they can …

✓ Vertebral hemangiomas are common entities that rarely present with neurological deficits.
The authors report the unusual case of a large L-3 vertebral hemangioma with epidural …

Background: Vertebral hemangioma is the most common benign spinal tumor and is found
in 11% of postmortem studies as a slow-growing benign vascular malformation. It usually …

Conclusion: Aggressive vertebral hemangiomas causing progressive neurological deficit
should be treated with surgical decompression, stabilization, and vertebroplasty. Pre …

The case of a patient with vertebral hemangioma and unusual clinical presentation is
reported, with an attempt to explain these unusual clinical complaints. Vertebral …

Conclusion: Thus, these case reports help identify the characteristic imaging features of an
aggressive vertebral body hemangioma, preventing unnecessary and often risky biopsy …

Purpose The authors retrospectively reviewed their 4-year clinical experience to determine
the role of transarterial embolization in the treatment of symptomatic vertebral hemangioma …