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Type 2 segmental glomangioma--Case report.
Anais brasileiros de dermatologia - 1 Jan 2000
Cabral Camila Raposo, Oliveira Filho Jayme de, Matsumoto Julliene Lika, Cignachi Stela, Tebet Ana Carolina Franco, Nasser Kássila da Rosa
Abstract excerpt
Glomus tumors originate from modified perivascular muscle cells. The most common form is the solitary one. The multiple form may be associated with dominant genetic inheritance. We report a case of a patient with hemangiomatous lesions on the calcaneus and wrist since birth. In 6 years, there was progression of lesions throughout the body. Multiple glomangiomas are asymptomatic and more common in childhood. They...
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