Capillary Hemangioma of the External Auditory Canal Extending to Middle Ear and Mastoid Cavity: A Rare Case Report with Review of Literature

Coexistence of mastoid, frontal and vertebral hemangiomas in a patient with diabetic neuropathy: Possible correlation between diabetic angiopathy and intraosseous neoangiogenesis

“…In addition, the same microinstability and locally activated immune response could induce a shift from the normal angiogenetic pathway to an uncontrolled pathological one [ 21 ]. Saha and colleagues described Lobular Capillary hemangioma with a focal fibrosis area [ 22 ]. Gavilan and colleagues reported ossifying hemangioma case of the temporal bone destructive of normal anatomy by their osteolytic character, with a typical honeycomb appearance on skull CT [ 23 ].…”