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- Fig 1.
Image of a 42-year-old man with extensive venous malformation of the tongue.
- Fig 2.
Direct puncture venogram, obtained through the floor of the mouth, shows opacification of a multilobular mass (arrow) deep within the tongue, with an appearance typical of that of venous malformation.
- Fig 3.
MR images show high signal intensity for venous malformations.
A, Axial T2-weighted MR image shows a heterogenous hyperintense mass within the right base of the tongue (arrow).
B, Follow-up axial T2-weighted MR image, obtained 6 months after percutaneous ethanol sclerotherapy, reveals near complete resolution of the tongue base venous malformation.
Tables
Presenting symptoms of patients with venous malformations of the tongue
Symptom Number of Patients Difficulty breathing 4 Swelling 3 Difficulty with speech 3 Pain 2 Bleeding 2 Dizziness 1
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