Vascular tumors of the hand

Vascular tumors of the hand

Vascular malformations They are classified according to the type of vascular tissue affected. They may be capillary, capillovenous, venous, arterial, or lymphatic. Capillary angiomas include telangiectasias (a central vivid red point with fine, spreading branches), angiokeratomas (small, dark-red structures covered by hyperkeratosis), and flat angiomas (the classic “port wine” stain), located m...

"osseous tumors of the hand "

the majority of osseous tumors of the hand are benign. the surgeon who evaluates and treats osseous tumors of the hand has to be familiar with limb anatomy, tumor biology, various presentations of the tumors and the range of treatment possibilities and their limitations. lesions in the hand more often present earlier in their course than those at other sites, just because they are more likely t...

Glomus Tumors of the Hand

OBJECTIVE The purpose of this study is to present a review of the current understanding of glomus tumors of the hand. METHODS Clinical cases are used to demonstrate the relevance of history and physical examination in deriving the diagnosis of this rare, but important entity. Treatment, complications, and review of the literature are presented. RESULTS Glomus tumors are rare vascular lesion...

Vascular Tumors of the Skin

Vascular tumors

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