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Outcome of Injection Sclerotherapy With Doxycycline in Lymphatic, and Veno-lymphatic Malformation in Children: A Single Centre Experience
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This study evaluates doxycycline sclerotherapy outcomes for treating congenital lymphatic and veno-lymphatic malformations in pediatric patients at a single institution. The research examines intralesional sclerotherapy as an alternative treatment approach for these slow-flow vascular anomalies in children.
- Doxycycline sclerotherapy is an effective alternative treatment for lymphatic and veno-lymphatic malformations in pediatric patients.
- Intralesional sclerotherapy targets congenital slow-flow vascular malformations without requiring surgical excision.
- Single-center experience demonstrates feasibility of doxycycline as a sclerosing agent for LMs and VLMs in children.
- Treatment approach offers minimally invasive option for managing complex pediatric vascular anomalies.
Written by the GCMD Library team from the article.
Lymphatic malformations (LMs) and Veno-lymphatic malformations (VLMs) are congenital slow flow vascular malformations. Intralesional sclerotherapy is a good alternate option for treatment of LMs and VLMs. Our aim was to evaluate the outcome of doxycycline sclerotherapy for lymphatic and veno-lymphatic malformation in children in our institute.
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