A tumor the size of a tangerine was removed from the brain of a seven-year-old boy. A boy from Novosibirsk suffered from headaches for a whole year. The doctors examined the boy and discovered a cabernoma, which cannot be removed if it is small. However, within a year, the vascular anomaly had increased from three to almost eight centimeters. The student was hospitalized with a suspected cerebral hemorrhage. "During the analysis, we faced the fact that this cave consists of different spaces filled with blood and hemorrhages of different ages. This means that the child suffered from a stroke several times," said Alexander Bobilev, chief neurosurgeon of the Novosibirsk region. Thanks to the quick and coordinated work of the doctors, the operation was successful. The boy will soon return to his normal life, but will remain under the supervision of specialists for the next five years.

A tumor the size of a tangerine was removed from the brain of a seven-year-old boy. A boy from Novosibirsk suffered from headaches for a whole year. The doctors examined the boy and discovered a cabernoma, which cannot be removed if it is small. However, within a year, the vascular anomaly had increased from three to almost eight centimeters. The student was hospitalized with a suspected cerebral hemorrhage. "During the analysis, we faced the fact that this cave consists of different spaces filled with blood and hemorrhages of different ages. This means that the child suffered from a stroke several times," said Alexander Bobilev, chief neurosurgeon of the Novosibirsk region. Thanks to the quick and coordinated work of the doctors, the operation was successful. The boy will soon return to his normal life, but will remain under the supervision of specialists for the next five years.