Lymphangiomas are multi cystic, localized malformation of the lymphatic system.

What is the Pathology of Lymphangiomas? 

The pathology of lymphangiomas is  collection of lymphatic cisterns in the deep subcutaneous plane. Cisterns get separated from the normal lymphatic network but communicate with the superficial lymph vesicles through dilated lymph nodes.

How do Lymphangiomas Present?

Lymphangiomas present with tiny reddish or blue dots, small clusters of vesicles, subcutaneous nodules with rubbery consistency.

How are Lymphangiomas Diagnosed?

Lymphangiomas are diagnosed by  CT scan, and MRI.

How are Lymphangiomas Treated?

Lymphangiomas is treated with sodium tetradecyl sulfate, surgical incision, cryotherapy, sclerotherapy, radiofrequency therapy, and simple electrodessication.

What is the Prognosis of Lymphangiomas?

The prognosis of lymphangiomas is excellent prognosis, patients expected to live a full healthy life with no risk of malignant transformation.