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Pelvic Lymphangioma: The Purpose of a Clinical Case. [PDF]

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Lymphangioma of the scrotum

Urologiia, 2023
Lymphangioma (lymphatic malformation) is a congenital malformation of lymphatic vessels. According to the classification of the International Society for the Study of the Vascular Anomalies, there are macrocystic, microcystic and mixed types of lymphatic malformations. The typical location of the lymphangiomas is the area of large lymphatic collectors (
D A, Safin, D I, Tarusin, A A, Matar
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Lymphangioma of the pancreas

Journal of Gastroenterology and Hepatology, 1989
ABSTRACTAbstract Lymphangiomas of the pancreas are rare. Only six cases have been reported. An additional case of lymphangioma of the pancreas in a 20 year old male which was demonstrated by computerized tomography and treated with complete surgical excision is reported.
Ng, IOL, Fan, ST, Nicholls, J
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Lymphangioma of Bladder

Urology, 2010
Lymphangioma in the bladder is extremely rare. An 8-year-old girl presented with a terminal hematuria associated with intermitted fever. Ultrasonography, computed tomogram, and retrograde urethrography showed a mass that was in the wall of the bladder.
Zhi Bin, Niu   +5 more
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Cutaneous lymphangioma

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1977
Cutaneous lymphangiomas from 158 patients were studied clinically and pathologically. Lymphangiomas show a predilection for the neck and axilla, breasts and chest, and buttocks and thighs, but may occur on almost any area of skin. They show highest incidence of onset in infancy, the majority are present by age 5 years, but they may appear spontaneously
B P, Flanagan, E B, Helwig
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LYMPHANGIOMA OF THE LARYNX

Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1951
Lymphangiomas are rare laryngeal tumors. We have been able to find but 6 cases on record. New and Erich, 1 reviewing 722 cases of benign growths of the larynx seen at Mayo Clinic over a thirty year period, report 25 cases of true angioma of the larynx, only 1 of which was a lymphangioma.
D P, CORDRAY, R F, GERVAIS
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Lymphangioma of the tongue

British Journal of Plastic Surgery, 1953
Summary Lymphangioma of congenital origin occurs in the anterior two-thirds of the tongue either as a localised growth or as a diffuse infiltration. Diffuse lymph-angioma is the commonest cause of macroglossia. The course is slowly progressive with characteristic attacks of inflammatory swelling followed by remissions.
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