<prompt> Littoral cell angioma is:Tumor of spleenAngiomatous lesion of skinAngioblastic tumor of CerebellumCongenital vascular anomaly at base of brain  <response>: Littoral cell angioma Is a benign, vascular tumor of spleen presenting as spleenomegaly It may be associated with other malignancies and has malignant potential itself The tumor arises from the littoral cells in the splenic red pulp sinuses. Littoral cell angioma affects both men andWomen equally with no specific age predilection It is usually asymptomatic and is discovered incidentally Some of the patients with this entity may present with symptoms of hypersplenism such as anemia,thrombocytopenia, and splenomegaly, the latter seen in almost all patients with littoral cell angioma 