Cerebrovascular disease is commonly known as the occurrence of high blood pressure, atherosclerosis, blood clots from the heart moving up or brain vascular malformations. However, there is another cause that is less well known – amyloid angiopathy.

Venous malformation is a common vascular malformation with an incidence of up to 50%. Treatment of venous malformations has many different methods, but patients should learn as well as consult a specialist to come up with the most appropriate treatment plan.

Hypertension is not only a disease that occurs in the elderly and young people but also in children. High blood pressure in children is very dangerous if it is not detected in time and has a reasonable treatment method.

Spinal vascular malformations are congenital diseases caused by disorders in the development of blood vessels during the fetal period. The disease can progress silently, without symptoms, but has the risk of leading to sudden paralysis, or "sudden death".

Spinal vascular malformations are rare but extremely dangerous diseases that can lead to sudden paralysis or even death. Treatment of spinal vascular malformations aims to delay or preserve, avoid the dangers to the spinal cord.

Hemangioma is a fairly common type of tumor that can appear in many places on the body, usually under the skin, but it can also appear in the oral cavity. Are hemangiomas in the oral cavity dangerous and how are they treated?

Spinal vascular malformations are congenital but very dangerous diseases with the ability to cause sudden paralysis or unexpected death. Spinal vascular malformations surgery is an effective treatment option at the present stage.

Vascular malformations are congenital and very dangerous diseases that can appear anywhere in the body but usually occur in the brain and spine. They were once considered incurable. However, with the increasingly developed medical science, medical experts have found methods to help treat cases of vascular malformations safely and with fewer complications.

Digital subtraction angiography-guided embolization of peripheral vascular malformations is a treatment method for peripheral vascular malformations to better assess vascular lesions and pathologies before indicating vascular intervention.

Treatment of venous malformations - a type of vascular malformation - is often performed in many different ways. Direct sclerotherapy is a method that is widely applied today.

Renal vascular malformation is one of the rare vascular malformations that cause hematuria. Due to the abnormality in the blood vessels, the parenchymal structure and function of the kidney are also affected. Accordingly, digital subtraction angiography and embolization of renal vascular malformation are radical interventions, restoring the normal vascular structure of the kidney and preserving kidney function in the long term.