Inguinal Intranodal Lymphangioma in an Adult: A Clinical Case Report
Alejandra C Vásquez-Castillo,
Justin Moreira,
Jesus E Guarecuco Castillo
et al.
Abstract:Lymphangiomas are benign deformities of the lymphatic system that are most common in pediatric populations and are usually found in the neck, axilla, chest wall, cervicofacial, and pelvic regions, as they are areas with more lymphatic activity. Herein, we report the case of a 43-year-old African-American male who presented with bilateral inguinal lymphangiomas, the first documented incidence of its kind. This patient presented with several months of bilateral swellings in his groin area, accompanied by increas… Show more
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