Transcription of Congenital Vascular Malformation
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Congenital Vascular Malformation
What is Congenital VascularMalformation?Birthmarks, Vascular Malformations and AnomaliesVascular anomalies occur in barely 1 percent of all , because of their rarity, their proper diagnosis andtreatment is difficult, as most physicians do not see theseproblems often enough to become knowledgeable abouttheir are they? Vascular anomalies is an all-inclusive term for Vascular malformations, Vascular tumors and other Congenital vas-cular defects. The more commonly used term, Congeni-tal Vascular Malformation (CVM), implies abnormally formed blood vessels that one is born with. However, in spite of its redundancy, CVM is a popular term and it will be used here. Birthmarks occur on the surface of the body and arerelatively easy to deal with. Other Vascular malforma-tions can develop from any type of blood vessel and develop in any part of the body, although most involve the extremities.
of venous defect in-volves the large deep or central veins and often interferes with their function. Seg-ments of major veins may be absent or
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