Dermoscopy and pathological correlation of microcystic cutaneous lymphatic malformation: a rare cutaneous entity

Two cases of acquired lymphangioma: Dermoscopic–histopathologic correlation between irregular vessels on lacunae

“…1 Importantly, we observed sharp, linear, irregular vessels on the surface of the yellow-orange lacunae in dermoscopy (Figure 1c,d). These vessels histologically corresponded to CD34-positive dermal capillaries, 4,5 which were superficially situated beneath the atrophic epidermis and above the dilated lymphatics. Dermoscopy distinguished CD34-positive dermal capillaries (linear irregular vessels) from D2-40-positive dilated lymphatics (lacunae).…”