“…12,14,20,22) Such lesions frequently develop during childhood and do not have a sex predilection, i.e., sex incidence is almost equal. Capillary hemangioma in the neuraxis, including the brain, 29) spinal cord, 1,3,4,5,[7][8][9]16,18,19,24,25) cauda equina, 17) and nerve roots, 32) have been rarely encountered. Twenty-four cases of capillary hemangioma that developed in the spinal cord have been reported, excluding tumors in the spinal nerve root or cauda equina.…”