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What and where exactly is a spinal hemangioma?
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Vertebrae: Spine hemangiomas are benign areas of the vertebrae where there are areas of venous collections in the bone but not tumors. If large enough, they can cause potential weakness in the vertebrae if it were to be traumatized.
Answered 6/4/2012
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