"CAMS I: medial prosencephalic group with involvement of nose and hypothalamus"
"CAMS II: lateral prosencephalic group with involvement of occipital lobe, optic chiasma, optic tract, thalamus, retina and maxilla"
"CAMS III: rhombencephalic group with involvement of cerebellum, pons and mandible"
"Treatment and prognosis "
"Differential diagnosis "
"CAMS I: medial prosencephalic group with involvement of nose and hypothalamus"
"CAMS II: lateral prosencephalic group with involvement of occipital lobe, optic chiasma, optic tract, thalamus, retina and maxilla"
"CAMS III: rhombencephalic group with involvement of cerebellum, pons and mandible"
"Patients with hypothalamic AVM should be investigated for nasal AVM, whereas patients harbouring AVMs of the diencephalon and occipital lobe should be looked for maxillary vascular malformations and patients with cerebellar AVMs should be investigated for mandibular AVMs also."
"Patients with hypothalamic AVM should be investigated for nasal AVM, whereas patients harbouring AVMs of the diencephalon and occipital lobe should be looked for maxillary vascular malformations and patients with cerebellar AVMs should be investigated for mandibular AVMs also."
Expected headings
"Treatment and prognosis "
"Differential diagnosis "
"CAMS II: lateral prosencephalic group with involvement of occipital lobe, optic chiasma, optic tract, thalamus, retina and maxilla"
"CAMS III: rhombencephalic group with involvement of cerebellum, pons and mandible"
"CAMS are rare disease constituting 0.5% of all cerebral vascular malformations. There is no sex predominance seen in the studies."