Fig. 3From: Outcome of intracerebral cavernoma treated by Gamma Knife radiosurgery based on a double-blind assessment of treatment indicationCavernoma treated with nidus progression followed by second GKRS. A 39Â year old female suffered double vision treated with GKRS and underwent a second GKRS due to increased volume of the nidus with associated symptom of facial numbness a MRI imaging of T2 at the time of GKRS with treatment volume of 0.74Â cc with 12Â Gy in 50% line, b MRI imaging of T2 3Â years after GKRS with nidus volume of 0.51Â cc, c MRI imaging of T2 weighted 8Â years after GKRS with nidus volume of 0.68Â cc, d MRI imaging of T2 9Â years after GKRS with nidus volume of 0.72Â cc, e MRI imaging of T2 at the time of the second GKRS with radiation volume of 0.65Â cc with 12Â Gy in 50% line and f MRI imaging of T2 15Â years after GKRS with a nidus volume of 0.61Â ccBack to article page