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A warning sign of other vascular/skeletal abnormalities. Scientific Publication

May 1, 2017 | Magazine: Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology

Marta Ivars, MD, Juan Carlos López-Gutiérrez, MD, PhD, Pedro Redondo, MD, PhD


A 2-year-old male (Fig 1) was referred for asymptomatic skin lesions on the lip and neck that had been present since birth.

The physical examination revealed the presence of a capillary malformation on the lower lip of deep red color and well-defined frayed edges that exceeded the lip vermilion (Fig 2). He also had a purple-blue rubbery tumor on the anterior aspect of his neck that became more evident with crying.

The patient also had mild facial asymmetry with a cranial perimeter in the upper normal limit. Magnetic resonance imaging scans of the head and neck revealed a venous malformation in the anterior cervical region.

CITATION  JAAD Online Images in dermatology| Volume 76, ISSUE 5, e155-e156, May 01, 2017

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