Case - Vascular Malformation of Hand: Cavernous Lymphangioma

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Vascular Malformation of Hand: Cavernous Lymphangioma

Presented by:	Hand Surgery / Semih Takka, Kazuteru Doi and Yasunori Hattori
Summary points:	A 1-month-old with a mass on the dorsum of the right hand, present since birth, is presented. This case reviews physical and test findings and patient follow up. The authors discuss surgical intervention (pre- and post-operative magnetic resonance images and photos provided), and diagnosis.
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