Multiple cavernous haemangioma showing marked calcification on cranial radiography

Multiple cavernous haemangioma showing marked calcification on cranial radiography W e report a case of multiple cavernous haemangioma with marked calcification seen on cranial radiography. A 40 year old man with no history of neurological illness experienced a generalised seizure. He showed no signs of inflammation or abnormalities in calcium metabolism. Cranial radiography showed multiple round cotton wool-like lesions (fig 1 A). Cranial CT showed that these calcified lesions were located in the subcortical areas of the brain (fig 1 B) and MRI showed that they consisted of a mixture of low, iso, and high signal intensity (fig 1 C).