This paper contains the results of clinical and neuroradiologic studies in 9 cases of histopathologically verified intracranial cavernous hemangiomas. The most common clinical presetations were focal seizure and headache which were accompanied by focal neurologic deficits. Skull films revealed abnormality in 3 cases and cerebral angiography revealed an avascular area in 8 cases, but both were of little diagnostic significance. Computed tomography usually demonstrated a hyperdense, cystic and calcified lesion without significant mass effect , and mild degree of tubular or ring like enhancement after contrast injection. The follow-up CT findings in 4 cases over a 6-month period wer compatible to repeated minute hemorrhage and resolution. The above clinical and CT findings and, if possible, repeated CT could suggest the diagnosis of cavernous hemangioma and provide the proper mamagement , including the avoidance of unnecessory radioation therapy and biopsy related complications