Benign Tumors of Blood Vessels Flashcards
What is a capillary hemangioma? Associated disabilities?
A lesion composed of vascular channels with the size and structure of normal capillaries; Cosmetic disfiguration
Shown below is a delicate network of anastomosing vessels presenting subcutaneously. What is the Dx? What is the Px?

Juvenile Hemangioma (“strawberry hemangioma”); Rapidly grow w/i first 1-3 yrs of life and then most fade by 5 yo
A baby is born with the following marks. What is the Dx? What is the Px? Describe the pathology
Cavernous hemangioma (port wine stains); Does not regress spontaneously; Lesions made of large vascular channels, often interspersed with small, capillary-type vessels
A patient presents with a painful tumor on the dorsum of his hand. What is your Dx? Describe the histology.

Glomus tumor; Glomus tumor cells embedded in a fibrovascular stroma