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ABSTRACTManagement of vascular anomalies is an emerging multidisciplinary, super-specialisation field involving several surgical, medical and radiological specialties. Over the years, development in this field has been limited because of complex nomenclature and lack of consensus on the best practice for treatment of some of the more complex vascular anomalies. It was only in 1996 that the International Society of the Study of Vascular Anomalies defined nomenclature for the anomalies and gave clear guidelines on management, allowing for improved clinical practices. As in all fields of clinical medicine, the correct diagnosis of the vascular anomalies is essential to choose the appropriate treatment. This paper gives clear guidelines for diagnosis, understanding of the anomalies and discusses their management.
Title: Vascular anomalies
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ABSTRACTManagement of vascular anomalies is an emerging multidisciplinary, super-specialisation field involving several surgical, medical and radiological specialties.
Over the years, development in this field has been limited because of complex nomenclature and lack of consensus on the best practice for treatment of some of the more complex vascular anomalies.
It was only in 1996 that the International Society of the Study of Vascular Anomalies defined nomenclature for the anomalies and gave clear guidelines on management, allowing for improved clinical practices.
As in all fields of clinical medicine, the correct diagnosis of the vascular anomalies is essential to choose the appropriate treatment.
This paper gives clear guidelines for diagnosis, understanding of the anomalies and discusses their management.

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