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Case Reports
. 2006;108(10-12):437-42.

[The Klippel-Trenaunay-Parkes-Weber syndrome as an example of genetic disorder of angiogenesis]

[Article in Polish]
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Case Reports

[The Klippel-Trenaunay-Parkes-Weber syndrome as an example of genetic disorder of angiogenesis]

[Article in Polish]
Heinrich Holak et al. Klin Oczna. 2006.

Abstract

Purpose: To report on the congenital vascular malformation snyndrome Klippel-Trenaunary-Parkes-Weber (KTPW), which has recently been the focus of research on angiogenesis.

Material and methods: A case report which includes a fluorescein angiography, cerebral MRI, the investigation of parameters for congenital disorders of blood coagulation, structural and numerical analyses of chromosomes.

Results: All three typical symptoms of KTPW were found. An old cerebral insult in the thalamus with vascular encephalopathy was established with MRI. The direction of the venous drainage in the fusiform arterial-venous malformation of conjunctiva in the right eye has been changed during the observation. Dilated retinal veins were observed in the fluorescein angiography of the right eye. Structural changes in karyograms were also seen.

Conclusions: The congenital arterial-venous malformation in conjunctiva has been changed through venous thrombosis during our long observation. Anticoagulation therapy or surgical therapy of pathologic veins in childhood, should be recommended.

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