2008
DOI: 10.3402/ljm.v4i1.4805
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Retroperitoneal and Genital Lymphangioma Therapeutic Challenges in a Developing Country

Abstract: Background: Lymphangiomas occur most commonly in the head and neck region, while other sites are rarely affected. A combination of retroperitoneal and genital lymphangioma is very rare indeed. Though congenital, it may persist into adulthood due to missed diagnosis and inadequate or total lack of treatment. Materials and methods: A report of a 22year-old male student who presented with recurrent multiloculated genital, thigh, groin and retroperitneal lymphangioma. He underwent surgical excision and adjuvant sc… Show more

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