Hemangioblastoma


hemangioblastoma he·man·gi·o·blas·to·ma (hĭ-mān’jē-ō-blā-stō’mə)
n.
A benign, slowly growing, cerebellar neoplasm composed of capillary-forming endothelial cells. Also called angioblastoma.

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