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History

34 y/oF with fullness in finger since childhood. Marked enlargement during recent pregnancy.

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Discussion

The patient said that the swelling has gone down since she delivered her baby. (From the referenced paper) Venous malformations are typically a soft, compressible, and nonpulsatile tissue mass. They tend to grow over time. They often enlarge during puberty and pregnancy (due to hormonal influence) and do not regress. Symptoms are related to size and location. Reference article.

Diagnosis

Venous malformation ( RID3337 )

Phillip Tirman MD
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