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Angiomyosarcoma
A malignant tumor composed of blood vessels, muscle tissue, and connective tissue.
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Angiomyoneuroma
A painful, benign tumor of the arteriovenous anastomoses of the skin.
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Angiomyoma
A tumor composed of blood vessels and muscle tissue.
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Angiomyolipoma
A benign tumor containing vascular, fatty, and muscular tissue.
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Angiomegaly
Enlargement of blood vessels, especially in the eyelid.
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Angiomatosis
Condition of having multiple angiomas.
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Angiomalacia
Softening of blood vessel walls.
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Angiomas venosum racemosum
Swelling associated with severe varicosities of superficial veins.
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Angioma cavernosum
Congenital hemangioma appearing as an elevated dark red benign tumor, ranging in size from a few millimeters to several centimeters. It may pulsate. It commonly involves the subcutaneous or submucous tissue and consists of blood-filled vascular spaces. Small ones may disappear without therapy.
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Angiolysis
Obliteration of blood vessels, as in the umbilical cord when it is tied just after birth.