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Tina, Sorry, I cannot. However, webmd or emedicine might help you further. Check those sights. And remember, your doctor is a SERVICE PROVIDER...that means they owe you information and explanations. Never be too intimidated to get the info you deserve! Sam

Hi Tina, "Cavernous angiomas are clusters of abnormal blood vessels found in the brain, spinal cord, and, rarely, in other areas of the body." "Cavernous angiomas can cause seizures. A person who suffers from seizures is said to have epilepsy. There are many types of seizure ranging from mild absence seizures to dramatic tonic-clonic seizures. Seizures tend to worsen with age and frequency. Most cases of epilepsy are well controlled with medications. The type of seizure a person experiences depends, in part, on the location of the cavernous angioma. If a person has seizures and more than one cavernous angioma, it may be difficult to pinpoint which cavernous angioma is the cause of the seizures." http://www.angiomaalliance.org/cainfo.html There's also a list of questions here to ask your physician: http://www.angiomaalliance.org/ Hope that helps, ~sol