Cutaneous angiosarcoma arising in the radiation site of a congenital hemangioma

Caldwell, J. B.; Ryan, Michael; Benson, Paul M.; James, William D.

doi:10.1016/0190-9622(95)90424-7

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“…Über die Entstehung von AS nach Bestrahlung von gutartigen Erkrankungen wie Ekzemen oder Hämangiomen wurde berichtet [3,28,42]. Häufigere Indikationen für Bestrahlungen sind jedoch maligne Erkrankungen, weshalb auch wesentlich mehr Berichte über AS nach Irradiatio von malignen Tumoren vorliegen [26].…”

Section: Bestrahlungsinduzierte Angiosarkomeunclassified

Kutane Angiosarkome

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Beham³

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Section: Bestrahlungsinduzierte Angiosarkomeunclassified

Kutane Angiosarkome

Fink‐Puches

Smolle

Beham³

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“…8 -10 Radiation of hemangiomas has been shown to result in the later development of angiosarcoma. 11 Finally, lymphedema from a variety of causes, including postsurgical (StewartTreves syndrome), congenital, and even post-traumatic lymphedemaisassociatedwiththedevelopmentofangiosarcoma.…”

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Overexpression of VEGF 121 in Immortalized Endothelial Cells Causes Conversion to Slowly Growing Angiosarcoma and High Level Expression of the VEGF Receptors VEGFR-1 and VEGFR-2 in Vivo

Arbiser

Larsson

Claesson‐Welsh

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The American Journal of Pathology

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“…So sind strahleninduzierte Angiosarkome nach Rönt-genbestrahlung primär benigner Hautveränderungen (z.B. kongenitale Häm-angiome) [3] oder nach Telekobaltbestrahlung verschiedener Neoplasien beschrieben [7]. Als weitere Tumor-induzierende Faktoren sind bei Angiosarkomen der Leber die Exposition mit dem mittlerweile obsoleten Röntgen-kontrastmittel "Thorotrast", der Umgang mit Monovinylchlorid (Kunststoffindustrie) und der Kontakt mit Arsenhaltigen Pestiziden zu nennen [10].…”

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Einseitige Lidschwellung als Erstmanifestation eines Angiosarkoms

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Grenzebach³

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Cutaneous angiosarcomas mainly arise on the scalp and face of older patients. They present with reddish nodules or plaques and tend to bleed and ulcerate. Angiosarcomas show an aggressive and recurrent course and have a high potential for metastasis. We report on a 48-year-old patient with unilateral eyelid edema as the first manifestation of an angiosarcoma. The clinical presentation, the history of contact allergy, the presence of antinuclear antibodies, and abnormal thyroid function tests favoured a non-neoplastic disease. However, multiple biopsies confirmed the diagnosis of a highly differentiated angiosarcoma. Staging of the patient revealed no metastasis. After radical surgery including orbital exenteration and postoperative radiation therapy, no recurrence was observed with a follow up of 26 months. This case underlines the importance of including angiosarcoma in the differential diagnosis of unilateral eyelid edema.

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Cutaneous angiosarcoma arising in the radiation site of a congenital hemangioma

Cited by 63 publications

References 34 publications

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Overexpression of VEGF 121 in Immortalized Endothelial Cells Causes Conversion to Slowly Growing Angiosarcoma and High Level Expression of the VEGF Receptors VEGFR-1 and VEGFR-2 in Vivo

Einseitige Lidschwellung als Erstmanifestation eines Angiosarkoms

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