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Arteriovenous hemangioma

Arteriovenous hemangioma

Clinical features Arteriovenous hemangiomas (cirsoid aneurysms) present as small (less than 1โ€ฏcm in diameter) reddish-blue papules, most often on the head and neck (especially the lip) or extremities.1โ€“4 Adults in their fifth and sixth decades are most frequently affected and there is an equal sex incidence. The papules are prone to intermittent bleeding and may sometimes be tender. Local recurrence is not a feature. Histologically comparable lesions in deep soft tissues tend to affect younger patients, may sometimes be associated with hemodynamic complications, and occasionally recur. There is an association with chronic liver disease.5