"Giant haemangioma of the scalp - a case report

Symbolic or incomplete trephinations are very common in Hungary in 9th–11thcentury AD skeletal series connected to early Hungarians, although they also occur in the preceding Avar Age (6th–9th c. AD) material. During the compilation of a database of regional cranial modification data, the authors found rare almond‐shaped symbolic trephinations in both periods, while these had formerly only been reported in Early Hungarian series. In this study, the new almond‐shaped lesions are described along with other symbolic trephinations of 14 newly found skulls from the 8th–11thcenturies AD in the Southern Great Plain of Hungary. The authors review the research of the phenomenon. The new findings may strengthen the theory of direct and very close cultural connections of these two ethnic groups, adding a new aspect to the debate over the origin and relationship of Late Avar (late 7th–early 9th c. AD) and Early Hungarian (9th–11th c. AD) populations. Copyright © 2013 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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Rare Types of Trephination from Hungary Shed New Light on Possible Cross-cultural Connections in the Carpathian Basin

Bereczki

Molnár

Marcsik

et al. 2013

Int. J. Osteoarchaeol.

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Atypical subgaleal haemangioma causing calvarial erosion: a case report

Maheshwari¹,

Arora²,

Savant³

2016

Childs Nerv Syst

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Giant Hemangioma of Face and Scalp With Intracranial and Intra Orbital Extensions : A Rare Case Report

Patil¹,

Nagaraju²

2015

jemds

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Hemangiomas are one of the commonest soft tissue benign neoplasms, of vascular origin. They are commoner in pediatric and adolescent age groups. They are known to affect any part of the body. Giant hemangiomas are an uncommon entity. We present a case of giant hemangioma involving face and scalp extending intracranially and intra orbitally in a female geriatric patient who presented with a long standing gradually progressive painless swelling over face and scalp with proptosis. Our case is remarkable for presentation in geriatric age group with extensive intracranial and intra orbital involvements.

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"Giant haemangioma of the scalp - a case report

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Rare Types of Trephination from Hungary Shed New Light on Possible Cross-cultural Connections in the Carpathian Basin

Rare Types of Trephination from Hungary Shed New Light on Possible Cross-cultural Connections in the Carpathian Basin

Atypical subgaleal haemangioma causing calvarial erosion: a case report

Giant Hemangioma of Face and Scalp With Intracranial and Intra Orbital Extensions : A Rare Case Report

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