PMC7747785_01
(A) Depressed plaque on the lower lateral face of the left thigh with visible vein reaching it; (B) grayish-depressed plaque, interspersed by hypochromic areas and with telangiectatic vessels located peripherally.
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A 16-year-old female patient presented a 10.5 x 8.0 cm grayish-depressed plaque interspersed by hypochromic areas on the lower half of her left thigh lateral (Figure 1). Telangiectatic vessels overlap the lesion peripherally, with visible veins close to it (Figure 1).
Vascular malformation on skin and subcutaneous tissue, supplied by non-dilated intermuscular branches tributary from popliteal artery, with corresponding thinning of the subcutaneous tissue thickness, but without extension to the musculature. (A) MIP reconstruction in coronal plane; (B) post-gadolinium sequence in coronal plane.
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Angioresonance showed a vascular malformation on the skin and subcutaneous tissue supplied by non-dilated intermuscular branches tributary from the popliteal artery (Figure 2).