Re: what causes lesions on your spine?
it kind of depends upon just what type of lesion you have. do you have an MRI report to to go from? ifso,please just state what it has in the summary about what your particular lesion is and how it is described in it. this,depending upon the wording they use to describe it can sometimes narrow down what your particular lesion actually consists of. the most common would be whats called a hemangioma or angioma. these would be just venous fed lesions but there are others that are arterially fed too,that would be called an AVM or arteriovenous malformation. and other cystic types of lesions can also occur. some you can be born with and others create themselves for some particular reason. if you have the MRI info it would help me to help you.Marcia
11-20-01,placement of hardware for failed fusion
9-22-03,removal of cavernous hemangioma that was inside spinal cord. Neuro damage to L hand L leg and R leg.