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I had a mri in october it shows a venous adnormality three neruo docs and a radiologist says normal three neruosurgeon says venous anginoma who is right? confusing today the least need neck surgery ok

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Dr. Paxton Daniel answered

Sounds like: Diversity of opinion regarding a prominent deep vein versus a venous angioma (developmental venous anomaly). As venous angiomas rarely cause problems by themselves, either diagnosis is cause for reassurance.

Dr Gabor and another doctor agreed

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Dr. James Goodrich answered

Venous anomaly: Sounds like it is a venous anomaly which can be quite normal and is rather treated in the sense of surgery.

Answered 3/3/2014

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A member asked:

I had a mri in october it shows a venous adnormality three neruo docs and a radiologist says normal three neruosurgeon says venous anginoma who is right? confusing today the least need neck surgery ok

4 doctors weighed in across 2 answers

Dr. Paxton Daniel answered

Dr Gabor and another doctor agreed

Dr. James Goodrich answered

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