Authors :
Dr. Jambukeshwar Kumar B; Dr. Shreya H.R; Dr. Srikar M.V; Dr. Vidya K.C; Dr. Akshay Thilak
Volume/Issue :
Volume 7 - 2022, Issue 7 - July
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6985190
Abstract :
A benign growth of blood vessels called a
hemangioma appears in both childhood and maturity.
Early infancy fast endothelial cell growth, followed by
involution throughout time, identify them as
malignancies. Hemangiomas can be classified as either
capillary or cavernous. The capillary shape appears as a
flat region made up of lots of tiny capillaries. Large
dilated sinuses filled with blood make up a cavernous
hemangioma, which presents as an elevated lesion of
vascular plexuses with a deep red color. They primarily
affect white people more than people of color, are three
times more common in women than men, affect the
mandible more than the maxilla in a 2:1 ratio, and only
five percent of intramuscular hemangiomas include the
masseter muscle. This case of a patient with a lobular
capillary hemangioma is being described to highlight the
condition's uncommon occurrence and effective therapy
A benign growth of blood vessels called a
hemangioma appears in both childhood and maturity.
Early infancy fast endothelial cell growth, followed by
involution throughout time, identify them as
malignancies. Hemangiomas can be classified as either
capillary or cavernous. The capillary shape appears as a
flat region made up of lots of tiny capillaries. Large
dilated sinuses filled with blood make up a cavernous
hemangioma, which presents as an elevated lesion of
vascular plexuses with a deep red color. They primarily
affect white people more than people of color, are three
times more common in women than men, affect the
mandible more than the maxilla in a 2:1 ratio, and only
five percent of intramuscular hemangiomas include the
masseter muscle. This case of a patient with a lobular
capillary hemangioma is being described to highlight the
condition's uncommon occurrence and effective therapy