- NCIt
- C34967
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Definition
A skin hemangioma characterized by the proliferation of capillaries with a lobular architecture. It most often affects the fingers and manifests as a rapidly growing, polypoid, hemorrhagic, red or blue nodule that is frequently ulcerated.
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Taxonomy
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Parents
Children (1)
Anatomy
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Names
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