Vascular Anomalies Service

Vascular anomalies refer to a group of conditions that involve abnormal growth or arrangement of various forms of blood or lymphatic vessels in various parts of the body. Vascular anomalies are classified into two broad groups. Vascular TUMOURS can range from common tumours (e.g. infantile haemangiomas), to rare but more serious conditions (e.g. kaposiform haemangioendothelioma). Vascular MALFORMATIONS are less common and can range from simple lesions (e.g. venous malformations) to more complex conditions that involve not only blood vessels but other abnormalities (e.g. Klippel-Trenaunay Syndrome). The management of some of these vascular anomalies can be complex and involve various paediatric subspecialties.

Range of Services

Our Vascular Anomalies Service is an integrated, one-stop, multidisciplinary team of experts specialising in the diagnosis and management of patients with complex vascular anomalies.

Tags: Vascular Surgery