Hemangiomas are proliferating vascular harmatomas that can be superficial or deep. The natural history of hemangiomas includes proliferative, stationary, and involutional phases. Most cases resolve with minimal sequelae. During the rapid growth phase, hemagiomas may ulcerate. Therapy includes daily local wound care, topical antibiotics, and systemic steroids. Our patient failed to improve with ...

The advances in the diagnosis and management of diseases, especially chronic conditions, necessitates the development of health care systems and are time-consuming. The introduction of e-health system as an efficient tool for the management and care of patients in the recent decades has resulted in a significant success in this regard. However, the implementation of this system accompanies with...

A complication of capillary haemangiomas is ulceration, which may arise after trauma and/or infection. Until recently, conservative management was the rule. However, the recent advent of the pulsed dye laser has revolutionised the treatment of vascular birthmarks and provided a new tool for the management of capillary haemangiomas. Thirteen cases of ulcerated capillary haemangiomas referred to ...

amoebiasis of the uterine cervix is an extremely rare entity and presentation as carcinoma cervix has only been reported once in the extensively searched english literature. it can clinically simulate cervical malignancy by virtue of surface papillomatous and overall ulcerated and necrotic appearance. we present a case of amoebic cervicitis in a 55-year old female which was suspected to be a sq...

He returned with the same symptoms 10 days later. Abdominal CT was repeated. Colonoscopy showed circumferential ulcerated mucosa with grayish discoloration and sloughing of the mucosa starting at the hepatic flexure and extending proximally, potentially due to ischemic colitis (Figure 1). There was a sharp demarcation between the normal and ulcerated mucosa. A colonic biopsy at the edge of the ...

  Amoebiasis of the uterine cervix is an extremely rare entity and presentation as carcinoma cervix has only been reported once in the extensively searched English literature. It can clinically simulate cervical malignancy by virtue of surface papillomatous and overall ulcerated and necrotic appearance. We present a case of amoebic cervicitis in a 55-year old female which was suspected to be a...