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Understanding Vascular Malformations: From Diagnosis to Prevention

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Vascular malformations are congenital anomalies characterised by abnormal clusters of blood vessels—including arteries, veins, capillaries, or lymphatic vessels—that are present at birth. These abnormalities don't resolve over time, unlike some other vascular conditions. Instead, they usually increase in size gradually as a person matures.

They can occur in any part of the body, including the skin, muscles, bones, or internal organs. The size, location, and types of blood vessels involved in a vascular malformation determine how it looks and what symptoms it causes. Some may appear as blue or red spots on the skin, while others may not be visible until they cause symptoms such as discomfort, swelling, or impaired blood flow.

Vascular malformations are non-neoplastic lesions and, therefore, are not malignant. However, they can sometimes cause problems if they press on neighbouring tissues or organs, bleed, or get infected. Most of the time, mistakes made during the early stages of foetal growth that affect the development of blood vessels are to blame. In certain circumstances, genetics may also be a problem.

Join the PACE Hospitals Podcast with Dr. Lakshmi Kumar Chalamarla - Senior Interventional Radiologist and Abdominal Imaging Specialist at PACE Hospitals, Hitech City, Hyderabad, India, to reveal the warning signs and share some valuable steps that you can take to protect your feet and prevent long-term damage.

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Chapters

1. Understanding Vascular Malformations: From Diagnosis to Prevention (00:00:00)

2. What are Vascular Malformations? (00:00:59)

3. What are the different Types of Vascular Malformations? (00:01:24)

4. What are the Causes of Vascular Malformations? (00:02:25)

5. What are the Symptoms of Vascular Malformation? (00:03:05)

6. Diagnosis of Vascular Malformation (00:05:17)

7. What are the Complications of Vascular Malformation? (00:07:54)

8. What are the Treatment Options for Vascular Malformation? (00:09:36)

9. Vascular Malformation Preventive Tips (00:12:20)

10. What is the Prognosis of Vascular Malformation? (00:13:01)

11. Is Genetic Testing required for Vascular Malformation? (00:13:49)

12. Are Vascular Malformation Hereditary? (00:15:10)

13. Is Vascular Malformation Permanent? (00:15:35)

14. Is a Vascular Malformation a Tumor? (00:16:11)

15. Is Vascular Malformation a Birth defect? (00:17:06)

16. How Common is a Vascular Malformation? (00:17:20)

17. Is it safe to get Pregnant with a Vascular Malformation? (00:17:43)

18. Difference Between Vascular Malformation & Hemangioma (00:20:09)

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Vascular malformations are congenital anomalies characterised by abnormal clusters of blood vessels—including arteries, veins, capillaries, or lymphatic vessels—that are present at birth. These abnormalities don't resolve over time, unlike some other vascular conditions. Instead, they usually increase in size gradually as a person matures.

They can occur in any part of the body, including the skin, muscles, bones, or internal organs. The size, location, and types of blood vessels involved in a vascular malformation determine how it looks and what symptoms it causes. Some may appear as blue or red spots on the skin, while others may not be visible until they cause symptoms such as discomfort, swelling, or impaired blood flow.

Vascular malformations are non-neoplastic lesions and, therefore, are not malignant. However, they can sometimes cause problems if they press on neighbouring tissues or organs, bleed, or get infected. Most of the time, mistakes made during the early stages of foetal growth that affect the development of blood vessels are to blame. In certain circumstances, genetics may also be a problem.

Join the PACE Hospitals Podcast with Dr. Lakshmi Kumar Chalamarla - Senior Interventional Radiologist and Abdominal Imaging Specialist at PACE Hospitals, Hitech City, Hyderabad, India, to reveal the warning signs and share some valuable steps that you can take to protect your feet and prevent long-term damage.

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Understanding Vascular Malformations: From Diagnosis to Prevention (00:00:00)

2. What are Vascular Malformations? (00:00:59)

3. What are the different Types of Vascular Malformations? (00:01:24)

4. What are the Causes of Vascular Malformations? (00:02:25)

5. What are the Symptoms of Vascular Malformation? (00:03:05)

6. Diagnosis of Vascular Malformation (00:05:17)

7. What are the Complications of Vascular Malformation? (00:07:54)

8. What are the Treatment Options for Vascular Malformation? (00:09:36)

9. Vascular Malformation Preventive Tips (00:12:20)

10. What is the Prognosis of Vascular Malformation? (00:13:01)

11. Is Genetic Testing required for Vascular Malformation? (00:13:49)

12. Are Vascular Malformation Hereditary? (00:15:10)

13. Is Vascular Malformation Permanent? (00:15:35)

14. Is a Vascular Malformation a Tumor? (00:16:11)

15. Is Vascular Malformation a Birth defect? (00:17:06)

16. How Common is a Vascular Malformation? (00:17:20)

17. Is it safe to get Pregnant with a Vascular Malformation? (00:17:43)

18. Difference Between Vascular Malformation & Hemangioma (00:20:09)

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