Subtotal skin resection and full-thickness skin grafting successfully treated one case of congenital tufted angioma and literature review
DONG Li-ping
ZHU Fei
CHEN Zhu
Abstract：A 49-year-old male patient present with reddish-brown patches on the posterior side of the left armpit,nodules for 49 years,with pain for more than 40 years.Dermatology examination:a 20 cm×12 cm flaky dark red patch was visible on the back of the left armpit.There were several dark red nodules the size of miliary grains to soybeans.There was a sense of local infiltration and the boundary was unclear.The pain was aggravated and it could not fade when pressed.Histopathology showed multiple small capillary hyperplasia nodules in the dermis,and the small lumen showed a"canonball"distribution.Immunohistochemistry:CD34(+),CD31(+),FLi-1(+),F8(+),Ki-67(1%+).Congenital tufted angioma.Treatment:After two local injections of polidocanol,a partial skin lesion resection and full-thickness skin grafting were performed.The grafted skin grafts grew well two months after the operation,and the pain disappeared.The patient was still being a clinical data of 108 cases of tufted angioma with complete data published at home and abroad in the past 10 years are summarized.
Keywords：AngiomatuftedClinical manifestationsHistopathologySurgical resectionFull thickness skin graft
Publication Date：2023-08-10
Online Publishing Date：2025-08-15(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：4( 206-209 )