This is a specific type of small, bright red, acquired haemangioma (cherry angioma) of adulthood, a more specific diagnosis than the general term.
KS is a vascular malignancy, presenting as purple or brownish patches, plaques, or nodules, often in an immunocompromised individual.
This is a benign vascular tumor distinguished by its rapid growth, friable surface, and tendency to bleed profusely with minimal trauma.
This is the common term for a superficial infantile hemangioma, distinguished by its onset in the first few weeks of life, rapid growth phase, and subsequent slow involution.
A gumma is a destructive, granulomatous lesion of tertiary syphilis, a necrotic tumor rather than a primary vascular proliferation.
