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Macular stage:
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'''Macular stage'''
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Thin-walled, angulated vessels throughout dermis, with hemosiderin and plasma cell infiltrate
Thin-walled, angulated vessels throughout dermis, with hemosiderin and plasma cell infiltrate
Patch stage:
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'''Patch stage'''
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Angulated lumina that dissect dermal collagen
Angulated lumina that dissect dermal collagen
Vessels may proliferate around well-developed round venules (premonitory sign)
Vessels may proliferate around well-developed round venules (premonitory sign)
Angiomatoid vascular spaces with red blood cells are surrounded by spindle cells in short fascicles
Angiomatoid vascular spaces with red blood cells are surrounded by spindle cells in short fascicles
Tumor stage:
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Solid nodules with extensive spindle cells and red blood cells in slit-like lumina
Solid nodules with extensive spindle cells and red blood cells in slit-like lumina
No/rare mitotic activity or atypia
No/rare mitotic activity or atypia
Lymphangioma-like variant:
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'''Lymphangioma-like variant'''
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Thin, angulated vessels with no red blood cells
Thin, angulated vessels with no red blood cells
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Revision as of 17:12, 19 January 2016

Clincal Stage Histologic Features

Macular stage

Thin-walled, angulated vessels throughout dermis, with hemosiderin and plasma cell infiltrate

Patch stage

Angulated lumina that dissect dermal collagen Vessels may proliferate around well-developed round venules (premonitory sign) Angiomatoid vascular spaces with red blood cells are surrounded by spindle cells in short fascicles

Tumor stage

Solid nodules with extensive spindle cells and red blood cells in slit-like lumina No/rare mitotic activity or atypia

Lymphangioma-like variant

Thin, angulated vessels with no red blood cells