Oncohema Key

Fig. 48.1 This patient got a diagnosis of “Klippel–Trenaunay–Weber syndrome” when she was 3. As she was told that this is an untreatable disease and because she was free of…

Fig. 46.1 Characteristic venous malformations on the sole of the foot of a blue rubber bleb nevus syndrome (BRBNS) patient. This skin manifestation on the sole of the foot is…

Fig. 41.1 (a) Focal airway infantile hemangioma of the left subglottis. (i) Initial presentation (ii) and (iii) after two CO2 laser procedures. (b) Focal airway infantile hemangioma of right subglottis….

Fig. 35.1 Therapeutic algorithm of vascular malformations. Only the simple form of port-wine stain does not need any further diagnostics. In all other cases, the visible part of the vascular…

Fig. 49.1 (a, b) Extratruncular and truncular LM (a) depicts a typical “extratruncular” lymphatic malformation (LM) lesion presenting as a localized swelling along the right neck extended to the submandibular…

Fig. 47.1 3D CT demonstrating a congenital fusiform Congenital fusiform right iliac aneurysm, involving common and hypogastric artery. Asymptomatic patient Venous truncular defects are more common. Aplasia of the inferior…

(1) Nuclear Medicine Service, Hospital “Caduti Bollatesi”, Bollate (Milan), Italy (2) Department of Vascular Surgery, Center for Vascular Malformations “Stefan Belov”, Clinical Institute Humanitas “Mater Domini”, Castellanza (Varese), Italy  …

Fig. 39.1 Imaging characteristics of vascular anomalies. (a) Three-dimensional computerized tomography image of non-enhancing lymphatic malformation. (b) Axial section of same malformation. (c) Coronal section of pericranial hemangioma (arrow) Vascular…

Fig. 34.1 Limited venous malformation of the right forehead. (a) Before and (b) 6 months after sclerotherapy with microfoam Fig. 34.2 Limited venous malformation of the right upper eyelid. (a)…