The cerebellar hemangioblastomas: Review of fifty-three cases, with special reference to cerebellar cysts and the association of polycythemia
F Cramer, W Kimsey - AMA Archives of Neurology & Psychiatry, 1952 - jamanetwork.com
CUSHING AND BAILEY 1 believed that xanthochromic cysts of the cerebellum which were
not definitely associated with gliomas were in all likelihood of hemangioblastomatous origin.
Our experience with those cerebellar cysts led us to analyze our material of the past 20
years, chiefly in order to establish their relation to the hemangioblastomas. We also wished
to determine the incidence of multiple hemangioblastoma, ie, Lindau's disease, in our series
and to examine the occurrence of polycythemia in patients with hemangioblastoma. CASE …
not definitely associated with gliomas were in all likelihood of hemangioblastomatous origin.
Our experience with those cerebellar cysts led us to analyze our material of the past 20
years, chiefly in order to establish their relation to the hemangioblastomas. We also wished
to determine the incidence of multiple hemangioblastoma, ie, Lindau's disease, in our series
and to examine the occurrence of polycythemia in patients with hemangioblastoma. CASE …
