Case report highlights acute paralysis caused by spinal anastomosing hemangioma in pregnancy, suggesting urgency for surgical intervention.
Context Anastomosing hemangioma typically presents as an asymptomatic lesion in the genitourinary tract, but can cause abdominal pain and hematuria. Early identification and surgical removal are crucial to avoid poor outcomes.
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