Digital arteriovenous malformation

Loo, Wei Jing; Dawber, R.P.R.

doi:10.1046/j.1365-2133.2000.03691.x

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“…arteriovenous malformation) and these include the series reported by Kadono et al. , 5 which are probably the same entity that we describe here 6 …”

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Acquired periungal arteriovenous tumour (cirsoid aneurysm)

Chamberlain

Millard

Pryce

et al. 2005

Acad Dermatol Venereol

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“…arteriovenous malformation) and these include the series reported by Kadono et al. , 5 which are probably the same entity that we describe here 6 …”

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confidence: 80%

Acquired periungal arteriovenous tumour (cirsoid aneurysm)

Chamberlain

Millard

Pryce

et al. 2005

Acad Dermatol Venereol

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“…Dawber (coauthor of the 1986 Burge et al . study 5 ) and Loo 6 also agreed that digital AVM and Burger's arteriovenous tumour are the same entity.…”

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Acquired digital arteriovenous malformation: a report of three cases and study with epiluminescence microscopy

Ohara

2002

Br J Dermatol

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Acquired digital arteriovenous malformation is an abnormal connection between the arteriole and venule in the finger, fed by the digital vessels. Lesions are characterized by small, slightly raised dark-red macules on the distal part of the fingers. In the past, similar cases had been described using the terms 'cutaneous keratotic haemangioma' and 'periungual and subungual arteriovenous tumours'. In this article, we would like to discuss three additional cases that were studied using epiluminescence microscopy. Pathological findings and the possible pathogenesis are also presented.

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“…Consequently, Loo and Dawber reviewed preceding articles and found that digital arteriovenous malformations were previously described by Burge et al in 1986 under the name ‘periungual and subungual arteriovenous tumors’. Burge et al described the clinicopathological findings in five cases of acquired vascular tumors involving periungual and subungual tissue and suggested that these represent stages in the development of acral arteriovenous tumors (circoid aneurysm).…”

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Pregnancy‐associated acquired arteriovenous malformation of the nail unit: a novel cause of localized erythronychia

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Localized longitudinal erythronychia describes a solitary red streak limited to a single nail unit. Localized longitudinal erythronychia can be caused by both benign and malignant entities. Most commonly, the cause is a benign process, such as an onychopapilloma. We report a case of an acquired subungual arteriovenous malformation that presented as localized longitudinal erythronychia during pregnancy. To our knowledge, this is the first report of localized longitudinal erythronychia arising from a pregnancy-associated arteriovenous malformation of the nail unit.

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Digital arteriovenous malformation

Cited by 6 publications

References 5 publications

Acquired periungal arteriovenous tumour (cirsoid aneurysm)

Acquired periungal arteriovenous tumour (cirsoid aneurysm)

Acquired digital arteriovenous malformation: a report of three cases and study with epiluminescence microscopy

Pregnancy‐associated acquired arteriovenous malformation of the nail unit: a novel cause of localized erythronychia

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