Though comparatively rare, abdominal lymphangiomas present a diagnostic challenge to
family physicians and surgeons. Rekhi and associates' found that 75% of lymphangiomas …

Though comparatively rare, abdominal lymphangiomas present a diagnostic challenge to
family physicians and surgeons. Rekhi and associates' found that 75% of lymphangiomas …

Lymphangiomas are rare tumours. About 90% of lymphangiomas manifest in children at the
age of three years1. The sex ratio is roughly equal in childhood2. In young patients …

Discussion Sequestration of lymphatics from the lymphatic system during development
leads to formation of lymphangiomas, which are either capillary, cavernous, or cystic, as in …

Lymphangiomas are benign lesions of vascular origin that show lymphatic differentiation.
They occur in many anatomic locations. Complete resection is difficult in some cases and …

Lymphangiomas are benign tumors, their growth are slow, customarily without symptoms,
their location more frequent are in head or neck and they're diagnosed before the two first …

Lymphangiomas are rare benign hamartoma resulting from sequestered lymphatic
channels. They mostly occur at head, neck and axilla. Abdominal wall is an unusual location …

Lymphangioma is a well recognized benign tumor frequently encountered in infancy and
childhood. The most common sites of such lesions are the neck (75%) and axillary region …

Lymphangiomas are benign malformations of lymphatic vessels that are most typically
discovered in the pediatric population. The incidence is estimated to be less than 1 in …

Most cases of abdominal lymphangioma are asymptomatic. However, patients may
occasionally present with acute abdomen because of an intestinal obstruction or peritonitis …