Telangiectasias
 | Figure 2.18 A: Angiokeratoma B: Spider angioma C: Spider angioma |
Spider Angioma (Spider Nevus) (Figure 2.18B, C) - Common acquired lesion seen in children and adults
- Comprised of central arteriole with radiating thin walled vessels; temporary obliteration seen with compression
- Presents as bright red papule with central papule surrounded by distinct radiating vessels
- Multiple lesions associated with liver disease, pregnancy, and estrogen therapy
Angioma Serpiginosum- Onset typically within first two decades of life
- Presents as small, red punctate asymptomatic macules in serpiginous pattern typically over extremity
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