LYMPHANGIOSARCOMA
ANGIOSARCOMA (LYMPHANGIOSARCOMA)
- Lymphangiosarcoma arises from lymph vessel endothelium.
- They are high grade and aggressive tumours.
- It usually occurs after radical lymph node dissection (Stewart – Treves syndrome)
- It may develop as a complication of a long standing lymphodema.
CLINICAL FEATURES-
- Most of them occur in head and neck, breast, liver.
- Acute worsening of oedema
- Hameorrhage and ulceration.
TREATMENT-
- Surgery (excision) followed by radiotherapy and combination of chemotherapy.
Exam Important
- Lymphangiosarcoma arises from lymph vessel endothelium.
- They are high grade and aggressive tumours.
- It usually occurs after radical lymph node dissection (Stewart – Treves syndrome)
- It may develop as a complication of a long standing lymphodema.
CLINICAL FEATURES-
- Most of them occur in head and neck, breast, liver.
- Acute worsening of oedema
- Hameorrhage and ulceration.
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