Patient's question:
The neighbor has a child who, it is said, suffers from congenital vascular malformation. I wonder if congenital vascular malformation is serious?Doctor's answer:
As the name suggests, congenital vascular malformations are vascular abnormalities formed during growth and development. In clinical diagnosis, vascular malformations in the limbs are more common. We call it KT syndrome, which primarily manifests as limb thickening and growth, accompanied by local skin redness and temperature decrease. Some patients may have varicose veins. In clinical diagnosis, special attention should be paid to this small portion. Do not see varicose veins on the surface of the body. It is easy to perform surgery based on common varicose veins, otherwise, the symptoms will be further softened after surgery.