Do you have a throbbing head and feel pressure around your eyes, cheeks, or forehead? You might have a sinus headache. A sinus headache is caused by inflammation and congestion in the sinuses ...

“(cavernous angioma OR cavernous malformation OR cavernous hemangioma OR cavernoma OR cerebral cavernous malformations) AND (brain OR cerebral OR intracranial OR brainstem).” A total of 5,135 related ...

Although no consensus exists on the primary imaging modality for PT and currently CT, ultrasound, and MRI ... sinus dehiscence’, ‘jugular bulb abnormalities’, ‘temporal bone’, ‘fibromuscular dysplasia ...

In a U.K. medical first, 40-year-old Ruvimbo Kaviya successfully underwent a procedure to remove a tumor through her eye socket. Kaviya was diagnosed with a brain tumor in 2023. Before the diagnosis, ...

to accommodate the clinic. Guy Boswall says the clinic plans to recruit from across Canada and will try not to encroach on the MRI staff at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital. (Wayne Thibodeau/CBC ...

After an MRI, she was diagnosed with meningiomas on the right side of the back of her brain and left side of her eye - pressing on the nerve surrounding her eye. It was in the area called cavernous ...

Often, an MRI scan can determine whether a brain abnormality is causing the symptoms. If your child does have a brain tumor, advanced pediatric neurosurgery can offer effective treatment and a ...

Transvenous embolization of the cavernous sinus is often the treatment of choice. Venous drainage of the fistula often dictates the ideal route to gain endovascular access to the cavernous sinus. Here ...

A pregnant woman holds her baby bump with an inset image of an MRI scan. MRI scans can show how the brain changes over time. A pregnant woman holds her baby bump with an inset image of an MRI scan.

in an area called the cavernous sinus. And those which have been removed required complex surgery which involves taking off a large part of the skull and moving the brain to access the tumour ...

which is in an area called the cavernous sinus. Removal of this type of tumour requires complex surgery that involves taking off a large part of the skull and moving the brain to access the tumour.