Cervical vertebral hemangioma is very tricky to treat, not because of the hemangioma problem, but because of the site where it grows. Because the cervical spine is a very important nerve organ, the slightest carelessness will affect the adjacent nerve damage, so it should be treated very carefully, as follows: 1. Percutaneous vertebroplasty: If the hemangioma in the cervical spine has obvious symptoms, it is best to do percutaneous vertebroplasty, which may allow the complete cure of the hemangioma in the cervical spine. 2. Other treatments: If you cannot do percutaneous vertebroplasty, you can do complete resection of the hemangioma or arterial embolization of the hemangioma and sclerotherapy. vertebroplasty, complete resection of hemangioma, or arterial embolization and sclerotherapy injection of hemangioma can be done, and radiotherapy can also be done to shrink the endothelium and shrink the hemangioma.