Patient's question:
Calf muscle hematoma and intracranial hemorrhageDoctor's answer:
First, the significance of cerebral vascular malformations lies in the fact that the probability of developing cerebrovascular events (such as cerebral embolism, cerebral hemorrhage, etc.) is several times higher than that of normal people, meaning the risk is higher. Depending on the situation, mild developmental malformations that do not affect cerebral blood circulation may be asymptomatic. If they cause cerebral ischemia, symptoms may include dizziness, memory loss, fatigue, and even severe limb movement or sensory disorders.