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What is a diffuse haemangioma in skull bone?
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Hamangioma: A hemangioma is a benign collection of blood vessels, and can occur anywhere in the body. They may be harmless but occasionally can cause pain, bleeding, or pressure on surrounding structures. Your doctor can best decide the proper course for you to take regarding this particular lesion. Many can simply be observed.
Answered 8/1/2016
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