1. Lymphatic Malformations Offers information on cystic hygroma and hemangoima, Email Contacts and helpful links.Category Health Conditions and Diseases cystic hygroma......CysticHygroma.co.uk is registered through Easily.co.uk get web site hosting or domain name registration here. http://www.cystichygroma.co.uk/

These are some clinical photographs of children with lymphatic malformations (LM) or lymphangiomas. Sometimes this type of growth is also called a cystic hygroma. Lymphatic Malformation, is the preferred terminology. Click each thumbnail to see the full-size picture, then use your Web browser's Back button to return to this page. Some Patients treated with OK-432 This is an example of a macrocystic LM. This child was treated with OK-432. The first photo is before treatment, the second during treatment, and the last after treatment. This is one year after treatment showing complete resolution. A newborn with a cervical LM. The same child after a single Ok-432 injection. This is the result after a second injection. A neonate with a large cervical LM. After one OK-432 injection Another child before and after one ok-432 injection Before After Another patient after Ok-432 treatment Before After Examples of some surgical patients: A child with a macrocystic LM in the posterior neck. This child was born with a massive LM. This was surgically treated, out of necessity. One year follow-up, demonstrating re-growth of the tumor.

2. The Contact A Family Directory - CYSTIC HYGROMA An article explaining this disorder and a support group for sharing.Category Health Conditions and Diseases cystic hygroma......printer friendly, cystic hygroma, cystic hygroma SUPPORT GROUP. cystic hygromaSupport Group 55 Jewel Walk Bewbush Crawley RH11 8BH Tel 01293 571545. http://www.cafamily.org.uk/Direct/c95.html

printer friendly CYSTIC HYGROMA home more about us in your area conditions information ... how you can help search this site Cystic Hygromas are non-malignant malformations of lymphatic vessels, usually occurring around the head and neck region. They are usually evident by 3 years of age. They may be single or multiple. If they are large they may be detected on antenatal ultrasound scans. They are usually slow-growing and may spontaneously resolve or reduce in size. Rapid growth does occasionally occur if there is internal bleeding into the cysts or if there is a complicating infection. Large cysts present at birth may necessitate a tracheostomy if there is pressure on the airway, though this is rare. Small cysts may not require any specific treatment except to wait and see how they develop. Larger cysts which continue to grow may need to be actively treated. Laser treatment to cystic hygromas in the mouth can help to reduce their bulk to help eating. Surgical reduction of these lesions in either the mouth or neck may also be helpful. An alternative treatment has been to use an attenuated bacteria (OK432) as an injection into the cysts, which causes a local sclerosing reaction which may help to reduce the size of the lesions. Inheritance patterns No hereditary association has been identified Pre-natal diagnosis In some cases the condition has been diagnosed through ultrasound scanning while in others it has remained undetected. This is because there is a wide variation in the extent of the condition which ranges from a small growth on the neck to a very extensive mass of growths.

3. Cystic Hygroma Study a 1992 case showing this condition in a prenatal ultrasound. See the large cystic mass and learn how it may have formed. cystic hygroma. Frank H Miller, MD. Faye C Laing, MD http://brighamrad.harvard.edu/Cases/bwh/hcache/36/full.html

Cystic Hygroma Frank H Miller, MD Faye C Laing, MD June 8, 1994 Presentation This case from 1992 was a routine prenatal ultrasound examination. Imaging Findings Ultrasound Examination Ultrasound shows a large cystic mass ( arrows ) posterior to the fetal neck. The mass is anechoic and contains a septation ( arrow Differential Diagnosis The differential diagnosis for neck masses includes encephalocele, meningomyelocele, and teratoma. Teratomas are uncommon and are generally solid. Encephaloceles have associated calvarial abnormalities and contain brain tissue. Meningomyeloceles are uncommon in the cervical region and have associated spine abnormalities. Diagnosis Cystic hygroma Discussion Cystic hygromas, which usually occur in the neck, are most likely due to abnormal lymphatic development. Approximately half of these fetuses have monosomy X (Turner syndrome), while 10-15% of cases have trisomy 18, 21 or 13. Cystic hygromas are midline, posterior, septated, cystic masses without associated bone defects. They frequently contain a characteristic appearing midline nuchal ligament. References 1. Mahony BS, Hegge FN. The face and neck. In: Nyberg DA, Mahony BS, Pretorias DH, editors. Diagnostic ultrasound of fetal anomalies. Chicago: Year Book Medical Publishers, 1990:203-261.

4. Cystic Lymphangioma Association of Birth Defect Children, Inc. Charitable organization started by parents in 1982. people with facial differences and their families. cystic hygroma - An article explaining this disorder and a support http://chorus.rad.mcw.edu/doc/00433.html

CHORUS Collaborative Hypertext of Radiology Pregnancy / Fetus Feedback Search cystic lymphangioma aka: cystic hygroma incidence: 1:6000 pregnancies multiple cystic structures in nuchal region can be seen on OB US lack of communication btw cervical lymphatics and venous system associated with: chromosomal abnormalities (60-80%) Turner syndrome Down syndrome and other trisomies Roberts syndrome (single-gene disorder) teratogens ddx cystic teratoma, vascular malformations, brachial cleft cyst encephalocele no cranial defect no vertebral anomaly Charles E. Kahn, Jr., MD - 2 February 1995 Last updated 14 March 2001 Medical College of Wisconsin

5. Indian Pediatrics - Editorial A cystic hygroma of the neck is soft, watery and easily transilluminated; there is no other lesion that is quite so http://www.indianpediatrics.net/oct2000/oct-1139-1140.htm

Home Past Issue About IP About IAP ... Subscription Images in Clinical Practice Indian Pediatrics 2000;37: 1139-1140 Cystic Hygroma A 4-day-old male neonate weighing 2.8 kg presented with massive bilateral swelling of the neck, with involvement of the tongue and larynx resulting in airway obstruction (Fig. 1) . The tongue was so large that the child could not close his mouth. Emergency sub-total excision was done. Post-operatively, the child could not be extubated and required ventilatory support for 4 days. Eventually, he required tracheostomy, which needed to be kept for almost a month. The remaining part of the lymphangioma was excised at the age of six months. A cystic hygroma of the neck is soft, watery and easily transilluminated; there is no other lesion that is quite so characterstic. It consists of thin-walled cysts with flat endothelium. During surgery, it often seems that the mass has the consistency of water-filled soap bubbles and there is no end to the infiltration of normal tissue. In spite of the extensive invasion of tissue planes, these are benign lesions. About 75% of cystic hygromas are in the neck, 20% in the axilla

6. Bereaved Parents Site In Memory Of Jason Lee From bereaved parents. Site has an explanation of cystic hygroma and more resources.Category Health Conditions and Diseases cystic hygroma......cystic hygroma. Incidence cystic hygroma's were found in 1 in 200 spontaneouslyaborted fetuses with crownrump length greater than 3 cm. http://bereavedparents.com/medical/cystic_hygroma.htm

Visit our Chatroom Donations FORUM IS BACK SITEMAP Cystic Hygroma Definition the term "hygroma" means moist tumor. Cystic hygromas are anomalies of the lymphatic system characterized by single or multiple cysts within the soft tissues, usually involving the neck. Incidence Cystic hygroma's were found in 1 in 200 spontaneously aborted fetuses with crown-rump length greater than 3 cm. Explanation A congenital malformation resulting from the so called jugular lymphatic obstruction sequence, and is due to a lack of communication between the cervical lymphatic vessels and the jugular venous system. This is a lethal anomaly that has long been recognized in aborted fetuses, often associated with generalized hydrops. However, if a communication between the two systems occurs before fetal death, the hygroma may regress leaving redundant skin folds in the neck(pterygium colli). The majority of female fetuses with cystic hygroma probably have Turner's syndrome. This, the ultrasound detection of a cystic pouch at the back of the neck is highly suggested of monosmy x. However, nuchal hygromas are also part of other malformation syndromes, such trisomy 21, Noona's syndrome and Robert's syndrome. In addtion, a few familair observations of cystic hygromas suggest that this condition may also be inherited as an autosomal recessive trait.

7. Bereaved Parents Site In Memory Of Jason Lee The majority of female fetuses with cystic hygroma probably have Turner's syndrome. http://www.bereavedparents.com/medical/cystic_hygroma.htm

Visit our Chatroom Donations FORUM IS BACK SITEMAP Cystic Hygroma Definition the term "hygroma" means moist tumor. Cystic hygromas are anomalies of the lymphatic system characterized by single or multiple cysts within the soft tissues, usually involving the neck. Incidence Cystic hygroma's were found in 1 in 200 spontaneously aborted fetuses with crown-rump length greater than 3 cm. Explanation A congenital malformation resulting from the so called jugular lymphatic obstruction sequence, and is due to a lack of communication between the cervical lymphatic vessels and the jugular venous system. This is a lethal anomaly that has long been recognized in aborted fetuses, often associated with generalized hydrops. However, if a communication between the two systems occurs before fetal death, the hygroma may regress leaving redundant skin folds in the neck(pterygium colli). The majority of female fetuses with cystic hygroma probably have Turner's syndrome. This, the ultrasound detection of a cystic pouch at the back of the neck is highly suggested of monosmy x. However, nuchal hygromas are also part of other malformation syndromes, such trisomy 21, Noona's syndrome and Robert's syndrome. In addtion, a few familair observations of cystic hygromas suggest that this condition may also be inherited as an autosomal recessive trait.

8. The Cystic Hygroma Discussion Group! TOC (Framed) The only cystic hygroma Discussion Group on the web a place for people and doctorsto discuss cystic hygroma in a guestbook/newsgroup style on the web! http://members.tripod.com/cysttalk/cysttalk_tocf.htm

table of contents LINFAWeb LINFAWeb@eresmas.net 08 Feb 2003 questionable bump aya2pin@yahoo.com 16 Jan 2003 cystic hygroma fluid in chest sarah@renesto.freeserve.co.uk 14 Jan 2003 cystic hygroma 12 Jan 2003 Chloe's Cheek Shellfe.yahoo.com 31 Dec 2002 Chloe's Cheek Shellfe.yahoo.com 31 Dec 2002 lymphangioma located in the armpit dajulian@stvincent.org 31 Dec 2002 LINFANGIOMAS MAJOYCAR@hotmail.com 28 Dec 2002 Here to help anyone with questions RyeMar@juno.com 09 Dec 2002 Experiences with OK432 treatments? dyezback@yahoo.com 26 Nov 2002 to have surgery or not cherie@swbell.net 04 Nov 2002 A true, inspiring story tbhbook@aol.com 27 Oct 2002 Small masses, but alot of them through cheeks, throat Donnae@fairbankscapital.com 22 Oct 2002 flowersmom4@yahoo.com and lymphangima of tongue garygross@comcast.net 17 Oct 2002 CYSTIC HYGROMA INFO NEEDED LANEY GREER email: laney_skye@yahoo.com 08 Oct 2002 Adult with reoccurring cystic hygroma jdyck6@io.uwinnipeg.ca 08 Oct 2002 cystic hygroma on my 5 mo. old baby fetus colleen (meanbeaner1@aol.com 27 Sep 2002 cystic hygroma on my 5 mo. old baby fetus

9. Lesson 2 Head And Neck Lumps - Cystic Hygroma cystic hygroma. A fluctuant, highly transilluminable lump usually lying low in the neck and in the posterior triangle. http://av.avc.ucl.ac.uk/tltp/h_and_n/cyst_hyg.htm

Cystic hygroma A fluctuant, highly transilluminable lump usually lying low in the neck and in the posterior triangle. A benign tumour of lymphatic channels. Particularly common in childhood. Treatment The mass should be excised.

10. Branchial Cleft Cyst cystic hygroma Hygroma Cysticum. Cavernous Lymphangioma. LymphangiomaCysticum. Cystic Lymphangioma. Lymphangioma Cavernosum. Book, Home http://www.fpnotebook.com/ENT62.htm

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11. Neck Masses In Adults Branchial Cleft Cyst; Lymphangioma or cystic hygroma; Hemangioma; Teratoma;Thymic Cyst; Bronchogenic Cyst; Laryngocele. cystic hygroma. Supraclavicular http://www.fpnotebook.com/ENT60.htm

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12. Requested Message And Responses cystic hygroma on Wednesday, 5th February 2003 (2 replies). Message I am about14weeks pregnant and recently learned that our baby has a cystic hygroma. http://www.aplacetoremember.com/ProblemPregnancies/Sharing/showmessage.asp?messa

13. Requested Message And Responses Sharing Discussion cystic hygroma on Friday, 20th December 2002 (6 replies). MessageWe had no idea that our daughter had cystic hygroma until she was born. http://www.aplacetoremember.com/ProblemPregnancies/Sharing/showmessage.asp?messa

14. EMedicine - Cystic Hygroma : Article By Holly Neville, MD cystic hygroma cystic hygromas are multiloculated cystic structuresthat are benign in nature. cystic hygroma. Last Updated May 6, 2002, http://www.emedicine.com/ped/topic536.htm

(advertisement) Home Specialties CME PDA ... Patient Education Articles Images CME Patient Education Advanced Search Link to this site Back to: eMedicine Specialties Pediatrics Otolaryngology Cystic Hygroma Last Updated: May 6, 2002 Rate this Article Email to a Colleague Synonyms and related keywords: cystic swelling, hydroma, cervical hygroma, hygroma colli cysticum, hygroma of the neck, hygroma axillare, hygroma of the axilla AUTHOR INFORMATION Section 1 of 8 Author Information Introduction Clinical Differentials ... Bibliography Author: Holly Neville, MD , Fellow, Department of Pediatric Surgery, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas Coauthor(s): Michael D Poole, MD, PhD , Chairman, Division of Head and Neck Surgery, Professor, Departments of Otolaryngology, Surgery and Pediatrics, University of Texas at Houston Medical School Charles S Cox, Jr, MD , Assistant Professor, Departments of Surgery and Pediatrics, Hermann Children's Hospital and University of Texas at Houston Editor(s): Orval Brown, MD

15. EMedicine - Cystic Hygroma : Article By Durre Sabih, MBBS, MSc cystic hygroma Radenbacher first described cystic hygroma in 1828. cystic hygromabelongs to a group of diseases now recognized as lymphatic malformations. http://www.emedicine.com/radio/topic205.htm

(advertisement) Home Specialties CME PDA ... Patient Education Articles Images CME Patient Education Advanced Search Link to this site Back to: eMedicine Specialties Radiology Obstetrics/gynecology Cystic Hygroma Last Updated: August 15, 2002 Rate this Article Email to a Colleague Synonyms and related keywords: cystic lymphangiomas, familial nuchal blebs, FCH, fetal cystic hygromas, cystic hygroma colli, jugular lymphatic obstructive sequences, moist tumors, lymphatic malformations, Turner syndrome AUTHOR INFORMATION Section 1 of 10 Author Information Introduction Differentials X-ray ... Bibliography Author: Durre Sabih, MBBS, MSc , Head, Principal Medical Officer, Nuclear Medicine and Ultrasound, Nishtar Medical College and Hospital Coauthor(s): Ali Nawaz Khan, FRCP, FRCR , Lecturer, Department of Diagnostic Radiology, Faculty of Medicine, University of Manchester; Sumaira Macdonald, MRCP, FRCR , Lecturer, Sheffield University Medical School; Endovascular Fellow, Sheffield Vascular Institute; Zahida Sabih, MBBS, MSc

16. Cystic Hygroma Subject cystic hygroma Topic Area Birthmarks Forum The Dermatology Forum QuestionPosted By Lee on Monday, April 24, 2000 I was born with a cyst on my left http://www.medhelp.org/perl6/dermatology/messages/30489a.html

Advertisement Welcome to Med Help International A not-for-profit organization Questions in The Dermatology Forum are being answered by Dr. A. Rockoff , a board certified dermatologist, affiliated with Tufts University School of Medicine. Subject: Cystic Hygroma Topic Area: Birthmarks Forum: The Dermatology Forum Question Posted By: Lee on Monday, April 24, 2000 I was born with a cyst on my left shoulder and was diagnosed as Cystic Hygroma. Are there any long term health concerns that I should be aware of? I am 27 years old now and have had no reoccurance nor do I have any health problems. I read that this condition is a lymphatic malformation-is there a risk of other organs being deformed as well? Thank you! Answer Posted By: Derm M.D. ASR on Monday, April 24, 2000 Lee: Cystic hygroma is a benign congenital cyst which is not associated with anything internal. After so many years, I have to wonder why you would ask. . . Good luck. Dr. R Dermatology Forum Dermatology Forum Archives Med Help International Information contained within this forum is intended solely for general educational purposes and is not intended nor implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice relative to your specific medical condition or question. Always seek the advice of your physician or other health provider for any questions you may have regarding your medical condition. Only your physician can provide specific diagnoses and therapies. By using this site you agree to the following

17. Suspect Cystic Hygroma At 11 Weeks Subject suspect cystic hygroma at 11 weeks Topic Area Pregnancy Abnormal ForumThe Maternal and Child Health Forum Question Posted By Christine on Monday http://www.medhelp.org/forums/maternal/archive/1913.html

Advertisement Welcome to Med Help! Questions in The Maternal and Child Health Forum are being answered by medical professionals from Henry Ford Health System , consistently ranked one of the best hospitals in America. Subject: suspect cystic hygroma at 11 weeks Topic Area: Pregnancy - Abnormal Forum: The Maternal and Child Health Forum Question Posted By: Christine on Monday, December 28, 1998 I had an ultrasound at 11 weeks because of a cyst found on my right ovary. I was told that they suspect a cystic hygroma because of the size of the baby's neck. The doctor referred me to another doctor (for another ultrasound), but unfortunately I have to wait a week before I can see that doctor because of the holidays. Is it possible that this was a "bad" ultrasound and that there really isn't a cystic hygroma? Could the cystic hygroma be related to the fact that I had strep throat at the beg. of my pregnancy? Thank you. Dear Christine: Cystic hygroma can be misdiagnosed on ultrasound study and your physician has referred you to, I assume, a physician who is expert in interpreting ultrasound images for just this reason. Cystic hygroma is not related to a maternal infection in early pregnancy.

18. GIANT MEDIASTINAL CYSTIC HYGROMA IN A CHILD GIANT MEDIASTINAL cystic hygroma IN A CHILD. 5 cystic hygroma is a benign tumorthat results from developmental malformation of the lymphatic system. http://www.kfshrc.edu.sa/annals/171/96-147.html

GIANT MEDIASTINAL CYSTIC HYGROMA IN A CHILD Ahmed H. Al-Salem, FRCSI, FICS, FACS; Sayed Qaisruddin, MS; Hussain Abusrair, FRCPC; Shazad S. Qureshi, MMSc, MRCPath ; Koyikal Karthikeya Varma, FRACS Lymphangioma is a benign and common disorder in the pediatric age group. Cervical cystic hygroma was first described clinically in 1828 by Redenbacker and pathologically in 1843 by Wernher. They are frequently seen in the neck (75%) and axilla (20%). Most mediastinal cystic hygromas are extensions of cervical lesions, and cystic hygroma confined solely to the mediastinum is rarely encountered. We report a case of a female child with a purely extensive mediastinal cystic hygroma, outlining aspects of its unusual clinical features and management. Case Report From the Division of Pediatric Surgery, Departments of Surgery (Drs. Al-Salem, Qaisruddin, Varma), Pediatrics (Dr. Abusrair), and Pathology (Dr. Qureshi), Qatif Central Hospital, Qatif. FIGURE 1. Chest x-ray showing a large right-sided mediastinal mass. FIGURE 2. CT scan of the chest showing a large diffuse mass in the anterior mediastinum. Note the relation of the mass to the pericardium.

19. Meditune: Recurrent Cystic Hygroma cystic hygroma is a lymphatic malformation which usually presents in infancyand childhood. When diagnosed Recurrent cystic hygroma. Vijay.R http://www.meditune.com/articles/surgery/rch.html

Home Infoscope News Articles ... Discuss Recurrent Cystic Hygroma Vijay.R a P.Rajan b Cystic hygroma is a lymphatic malformation which usually presents in infancy and childhood. When diagnosed by prenatal ultrasound ,it is usually associated with chromosomal anomalies. Although an occasional infant may present with respiratory distress,the major problem is the cosmetic disfigurement they produce. Recurrence following surgical excision is not rare. Here,we present one such case. Miss S is a seventeen year old girl who was referred to us with the complaint of a swelling in the right side of her neck for the past six months. She gave a history of previous surgery six years back. After temporary regression, it gradually increased to its present size. On examination, scar of previous surgery was present. There is a diffuse swelling 20 X 15 cms ,occupying the posterior triangle of the neck extending to the submandibular and parotid regions, which was smooth, fluctuant, non transilluminant,adherent to the skin and deep to the sternocleidomastoid. A provisional diagnosis of cystic hygroma was made and a CT Scan obtained to exclude mediastinal extension.

20. Lesson 2 Head And Neck Lumps - Cystic Hygroma cystic hygroma. A fluctuant, highly transilluminable lump usually lying low in theneck and in the posterior triangle. A benign tumour of lymphatic channels. http://www.mmscc.ucl.ac.uk/tltp/h_and_n/cyst_hyg.htm

Cystic hygroma A fluctuant, highly transilluminable lump usually lying low in the neck and in the posterior triangle. A benign tumour of lymphatic channels. Particularly common in childhood. Treatment The mass should be excised.

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