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Published on: September 4, 2012
[Cystic angiomatosis of bone with hematologic involvement. Report of a case]
F J Guisasola1, H González, M del Real
1Departamento de Pediatría, Facultad de Medicina, Valladolid.
A case of cystic angiomatosis of bone without visceral involvement is presented. Lesions were noted in: skull, ribs, pelvis, long bones and phalanges. Besides clinical and radiological findings, the case, associates pancytopenia and coagulation disorders. The possibility of a bone marrow failure due to invasion of marrow by cystic angiomas and localized intravascular coagulation are discussed as cause of hematologic alterations.
A case of cystic angiomatosis of bone without visceral involvement is presented. Lesions were noted in: skull, ribs, pelvis, long bones and phalanges. Besides clinical and radiological findings, the case, associates pancytopenia and coagulation disorders. The possibility of a bone marrow failure due to invasion of marrow by cystic angiomas and localized intravascular coagulation are discussed as cause of hematologic alterations.
