Grees SA, Nijamin TR, Navacchia D

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ABSTRACT

Lumbosacral and perineal hemangiomas associated with congenital anomalies and lumbar dysraphism has been known by the acronym PELVIS, LUMBAR or SACRAL. This combination of malformations is explained by the common embryological origin of the involved structures. We report two patients with hemangiomas in the lumbosacral and perineal region, one of them with amniotics flanges and the other with extensive vascular anomaly in the lower limb. The knowledge of the defects associated with lumbosacral and perineal hemangiomas is essential for their diagnosis and treatment.

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