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• Surgeons removed a cavernous angioma, and he returned to the dugout a month later.
• Researchers said understanding CCM1 may lead to early testing and treatments for cavernous angiomas.
• Authorities announced Thursday that Griffith Joyner suffered from a cavernous angioma in the brain.
• In 1881 he described a disorder characterized by enchondromatosis associated with multiple cavernous angiomas.
• In younger patients, vascular malformations, specifically AVMs and cavernous angiomas are more common causes for hemorrhage.
• Fukomoto said that he knew of no connection between the use of performance-enhancing drugs and cavernous angioma.
• Many people never show symptoms of cavernous angioma and may live their whole lives without knowing they have it.
• He required emergency brain surgery for a cavernous angioma caused by a tangle of blood vessels in his brain.
• Griffith Joyner had a congenital brain abnormality known as cavernous angioma, said Dr . Barbara Zaias, one of the investigators.
• "His cavernous angioma, all that is is a dilated blood vessel, " said Jorge Guerrero, doctor for the Texas Boxing Commission.
• A doctor later discovered that a cavernous angioma in Krug's brain had burst, causing the symptoms  many of which were irreversible.
• Cavernous angiomas, which may be detected by CT scans or MRIs, can bleed and trigger seizures in a small number of people, Nuwer said.
• An autopsy showed that Ms . Griffith Joyner died in her sleep a year ago from a seizure triggered as a result of cavernous angioma.
• "Flojo " to fans and competitors, Griffith Joyner had a congenital brain abnormality known as cavernous angioma, said Dr . Barbara Zaias, one of the investigators.
• The autopsy also revealed that Griffith Joyner had a congenital blood vessel abnormality called a " cavernous angioma " on the front-left part of her brain.
• In the French study, researcher Elisabeth Tournier-Lasserve and others examined unrelated patients from 20 families with histories of cavernous angiomas, including a high frequency of multiple lesions.
• The autopsy discovered that Griffith Joyner, 38, had a congenital blood vessel abnormality called a " cavernous angioma " on the front left part of her brain.
• An autopsy showed that Ms . Griffith Joyner died in her sleep a year ago at 38 from a seizure triggered as a result of cavernous angioma.
• Dr . Barbara Zaias said Griffith Joyner had a " cavernous angioma " on the front left part of her brain, a condition found in about 25 percent of the population.
• Faulty copies of the gene, known as CCM1, are responsible for the development of tangled blood vessels in the brain known as cavernous angiomas, according to a study by three laboratories in Paris.