6yo F who presented in first year of life with right lateral leg staining Imaging at 2 yr of age demonstrated marginal vein
Treatment Options
Patient progressed to syncopal episodes while wearing compression, likely due to large size of marginal vein
35yo F presents to CHCO VAC 11/2018 Purple stain to right lateral thigh, RLE overgrowth, blebbing to foot, right buttock, groin Evaluated at multiple facilities throughout lifetime and received multiple diagnosesHas undergone several surgical excisions of bothersome “hemangiomas”
28-yr-old pregnant woman at 30 wk gestational age presents for evaluation because of prenatal ultrasound of fetus with concern for abdominal tumor. Ultrasound was repeated 6 wk after the initial ultrasound. On repeat ultrasound at 36 wk, the mass is noted to be in the pelvis, posterior to the bladder identified to be hydrocolpos. MRI was obtained to help identify the anatomy.
10-month female patient presents for evaluation. She was born with anorectal malformation complicated by dehiscence and stricture.
Case Summary
3-year-old female patient, born and raised in São Paulo, Brazil Previously healthy Admitted to E.R. with a 2-d history of fever and vomiting Right Otitis Media diagnosed in another service, treated with azithromycin. Developed with worsening of symptoms and bilateral convergent strabismus, more accentuated to the right
2-day-old female is admitted with bilious emesis, abdominal distention and failure to pass meconium. Birth weight was 3.5 kg. On physical exam she was noted to have a single perineal orifice.
Four-year-old female patient presented with a previous diagnosis of cloaca. Colostomy
Case Summary
7 yo female presents to clinic to discuss a "hemangioma " present since birth. Lesion fluctuates in size; swelling when crying, angry, or upside down. U/S: Hypoechoic compressible spaces, no- to slow-flow.
