Terminology and Classifications of Vascular Lesions Based on Molecular Identification

The majority of the vascular anomalies are seen in the head and neck region. Even though the incidence of this anomaly could be construed as a rare disease entity, with only 5% of overall affliction, the lack of knowledgeable management has disfigured many. A comprehensive understanding of this benign yet complex life-changing entity is essential. A historical perspective, pathophysiology-logical evolution, and the current knowledge of management modalities are essential for rendering clinical care in this subspecialty care. We propose a very succint Head and Neck Surgical classification for vascular anamolies, which has been a good guide for surgical approaches.