2024: Volume 4, Issue 1
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PDFAngiosarcoma on Paralytic Lower Limb: A Rare Form of Stewart-Treves Syndrome
Taibi-Berrah Lynda*
Dermatology Clinic, Mustapha University Hospital, Algiers; University of Medicine of Algiers
*Corresponding Author: Taibi-Berrah L, Dermatology Clinic, Mustapha University Hospital, Algiers; University of Medicine of Algiers; Email: [email protected]
Received Date: February 29, 2024
Publication Date: March 20, 2024
Citation: Taibi-Berrah L. (2024). Angiosarcoma on Paralytic Lower Limb: A Rare Form of Stewart-Treves Syndrome. Dermis. 4(1):8.
Copyright : Taibi-Berrah L. © (2024).
ABSTRACT
Stewart-Treves syndrome is a rare disease defined by the occurrence of angiosarcoma in chronic lymphedema. Its management remains difficult combined to a poor prognosis. Causes of this syndrome are dominated by the surgical treatment of cancers but other, rarer causes of lymphedema may be responsible. It is then either of congenital origin or occurs on a post-traumatic paralyzed limb.
