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PHACE Syndrome: Persistent Fetal Vascular Anomalies. A Case Report.

V Prochazka¹, T Hrbac, J Chmelova, D Skoloudik, M Prochazka.

Abstract

SUMMARY: PHACE(S) syndrome is an acronym for neurocutaneous disease encompassing the expression of (P) posterior cranial fossa malformations, (H) facial haemangiomas, (A) arterial anomalies, (C) aortic coarctaion and other cardiac defects, (E) eye abnormalities and (S) for sternal malformation or stenotic arterial diseases. We report on a case of PHACE syndrome complete expression with persistent fetal vascular anomalies unusually in a 55-year-old women with large bilateral facial and neck haemangioma and posterior fossa circulation insufficiency.

Entities: Disease Species

Year: 2006 PMID： 20584448 PMCID： PMC3399752 DOI： 10.1177/159101990501100408

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Interv Neuroradiol ISSN： 1591-0199 Impact factor: 1.610

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PHACE Syndrome: Persistent Fetal Vascular Anomalies. A Case Report.

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