arterial hemangioma

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Clinical summary:

Disease type: arterial hemangioma Age: 55 Gender: female Region: Liaoning

Liaoning Province Panshan City, 55-year-old patient with cerebral artery hemangioma [PATIENT], report from October 2025

Right middle cerebral artery M1 segment nodule diameter 2.7mm, M2 segment nodule diameter 3.6mm, same month of November

Visited our hospital, self-reported significant headache in the back of the head.

Examination items: cerebral artery MRI (MR) plain scan (code,

Examination number: [REDACTED]

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Shifted region: six-part stage

Findings on examination:

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Examination opinion

1. Nodular protrusions at the origin of the right middle cerebral artery M1 and M2 segments, suggestive of an aneurysm

2. Right embryonic-type posterior cerebral artery, considered as congenital variation;

Please combine with clinical context, and perform CTA or DSA if necessary for further examination;

3. Intracranial arterial hardening imaging findings, other vascular changes, see detailed description, please combine with clinical context

Diagnosing doctor: Li Shanghua

This report is for internal reference only by clinical doctors of this hospital and cannot be used as other proof materials.

Reviewing doctor:

Guan Jie

Report date: 2025/10/31 14

This is from yesterday's examination.

The patient took medication for 1.5 months, and upon follow-up examination in January 2026, the report showed a reduction in the diameter of the nodule in segment M1

down to 2.5 mm,

The diameter of the nodule in the M2 segment decreased to 3.2 mm, and the patient reported that the sensation of pressure behind the head has alleviated.

Panjin Gemstone Hotel Hospital Imaging Center

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Imaging report form

Name: [REDACTED]

Gender: female

Age: 7

Examination time: 2026-01-10

Record ID: [REDACTED]

3 months follow-up head MRA examination showed:

Bed number:

[REDACTED], aneurysm possible

Department: Neurosurgery Outpatient Clinic, Main Branch

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Clinical symptoms: no significant headache, normal head and body sensation, normal bowel and bladder function, normal limb movement. The patient came to our outpatient clinic for physical examination today,

Requesting physician: Wen Zijun

Initial diagnosis: intracranial aneurysm; hypertension; cerebral infarction

Examination item: Head arterial magnetic resonance (MR) plain scan (vascular)

Findings on examination:

A nodule is visible at the origin of the middle cerebral artery M2 segment

normal morphology, irregular wall, slightly smooth. On the left side, the middle cerebral artery shows slight narrowing in the branches

both posterior communicating arteries are patent,

nodule-like protrusion;

The middle cerebral artery W4, M5 segments and the right posterior cerebral artery P3, P4 segments are fine with faint visualization. No significant enlargement or stenosis was observed in the other major branches.

The right posterior cerebral artery continues from the right posterior communicating artery

Nodule-like protrusion at the origin of the right middle cerebral artery M1 segment and W2 segment, suggestive of an aneurysm; please combine with clinical findings, and consider further CTA or DSA if necessary;

Diagnosis opinion:

further examination;

3. Imaging findings of intracranial arterial sclerosis, other vascular changes, see description in detail, please correlate with clinical findings.

2. Right-sided embryonic-type posterior cerebral artery, considered as congenital variation;