Venous malformation in a young boy

Vascular malformation are of 3 types . Arterial venous malformations , venous malformations and capillary malformations.
Venous malformations are bunch of jumbled up veins that can affect any part of body . Pain ,swelling sudden painful enlargement are main symptoms. Sometimes lymphatic symptoms are also involved.
pre op photo

medial view

Posterior view

Anterior view




venous malformation 


after complete excision


Skin necrosis of skin flaps a common complication

5 year old boy presents with swelling in thigh ,which  was present since birth. It was soft , non tender compressible . Dilated veins were present all over left thigh. MRI  scan was ordered and it showed lymphovenous malformation . 





Dr  Adhishwar Sharma

Dr Adhishwar Sharma
MBBS,MS General Surgery PGIMER Chd
Mch Plastic Surgery
Fellowship in hand and microvascular surgery
8860650846, adhishwar7@gmail.com




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