fetal mole

Introduction

Introduction 1. An aneurysm is a congenital vascular disease that usually develops before birth (the fetal period) and occurs or gradually emerges after birth. Hemangioma lesions mainly include two cases, one is caused by an increase in the number of blood vessels (proliferation), and the other is that the number of blood vessels does not increase, but the blood vessels are widened and thickened, resulting in lesions. 2. Hemangioma is commonly known as fetal vasospasm and vasospasm. Traditionally, congenital cutaneous vascular disease is collectively called hemangioma. This disease is congenital. It is born from birth and is very common in infants and young children.

Cause

Cause

An aneurysm is a benign tumor that occurs in vascular tissue and is formed by a tumor-like hyperplasia and tumor-like hyperplasia. Divided into primary and secondary, of which the primary accounted for 75%, secondary 25%. The majority of the secondary occurs in infancy, and a few are found in adulthood, and the cause is still unclear. Primary, congenital viviparous is formed by the proliferation of vascular network in the human embryonic stage. It is present at birth and can be asymptomatic when the hemangioma is small. Hemangiomas can occur in various parts of the body and grow on the face and exposed parts of the limbs, which can affect the appearance. Different degrees of oppression and destruction of the functions and forms of surrounding tissues and organs, affecting the growth and development of the human body. Some can repeatedly bleed and infect, and very few people will develop malignant changes and even endanger life.

Traditional Chinese medicine believes that hemangioma is caused by heat and poison, impotence, and abnormal blood flow, resulting in qi and blood, criss-crossing, cohesive formation, and exposure to skin or internal organs. Governing Law: Cool blood and sputum, smoldering and yin.

Hemangiomas should be treated early, the earlier the treatment, the better the efficacy and prognosis.

Examine

an examination

Related inspection

Physical examination of skin color skin disease

Auxiliary inspection

1. For the more superficial tumors than the limited ones, check the project to check the frame limit "A";

2. For those who have a deeper onset or a large tumor, the examination plan may include checking the limits "B" and "A".

diagnosis

The diagnosis of vascular or vascular malformation is not difficult, and deeper hemangioma or vascular malformation should be determined by postural movement experiments and puncture.

1. Appearance characteristics of the tumor (wine spot or bayberry, etc.).

2. Fading or shrinking.

3. Positive position test, percussion and venous stone, puncture and extraction of whole blood (sponge type), sputum pulsation, auscultation, murmur, compression of the blood supply artery and murmur disappeared (vine-like).

4. Angiography shows contrast agent concentration or vascular malformation.

5. Histopathological examination confirmed the diagnosis.

Diagnosis

Differential diagnosis

Hemangioma needs to be differentiated from hemorrhagic nodules. The former has a typical shape and disappears when the finger pressure or the color becomes light. If necessary, the needle can be used to aspirate the hemangioma to extract blood. The hemorrhagic nodules are extracted from old blood and can be mixed. There are other ingredients.

Auxiliary inspection

1. For the more superficial tumors than the limited ones, check the project to check the frame limit "A";

2. For those who have a deeper onset or a large tumor, the examination plan may include checking the limits "B" and "A".

diagnosis

The diagnosis of vascular or vascular malformation is not difficult, and deeper hemangioma or vascular malformation should be determined by postural movement experiments and puncture.

1. Appearance characteristics of the tumor (wine spot or bayberry, etc.).

2. Fading or shrinking.

3. Positive position test, percussion and venous stone, puncture and extraction of whole blood (sponge type), sputum pulsation, auscultation, murmur, compression of the blood supply artery and murmur disappeared (vine-like).

4. Angiography shows contrast agent concentration or vascular malformation.

5. Histopathological examination confirmed the diagnosis.

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