Objectives: Review the pathophysiology of lymphangioma. Describe the presentation of a
patient with lymphangioma. Summarize the treatment options for lymphangioma. Explain the …

Fetal Nuchal fluid collections can manifest with two distinct presentations attributable to the
same phenotypic spectrum: increased nuchal translucency (iNT) and cystic hygroma. The …

Cystic lymphangioma develops due to the interruption of lymphatic-venous connections
during embryogenesis, leading to the formation of a cystic lesion containing lymph. These …

Background The molecular mechanism of fetal cystic hygroma (CH) is still unclear, and no
study has previously reported the transcriptome changes of single cells in CH. In this study …

Introduction Lymphatic malformation (LM), most commonly present in the neck area, is
benign vascular malformations of the lymphatic system. In an infant, however, LM poses a …

The aim of this study is to retrospectively examine invasive diagnostic methods, structural
anomalies accompanying cystic hygroma, and pregnancy outcomes in cystic hygroma cases …

BACKGROUND Hepatic lymphangioma, a malformation of the liver lymphatic system, is a
rare benign neoplasm and usually coexists with other visceral lymphangiomas. Solitary …

Backgrounds Manifestation of cystic hygroma in adulthood is very rare. The rarity of cystic
hygroma in adults has caused problems in its diagnosis and management and few studies …

Peripheral nerve sheath tumors comprise a significant percentage of both benign and
malignant soft tissue tumors. The vast majority of these lesions are schwannomas and …

Cystic hygroma is a malformation of the lymphatic and vascular system and is recognized as
a benign congenital tumor that affects humans and animals in the perinatal period. This …