Photomicrograph of biopsy tissue from the ulcer floor. The image shows necrosis with an infiltrate composed of neutrophils, epithelioid cells (arrows), lymphocytes and plasma cells (hematoxylin ...

A whole-body MRI scan revealed multifocal lesions in both lower limb bones, and the biopsy confirmed the lesions to be epithelioid haemangioma. Because of the multifocal involvement, the child ...

Red moles, known as cherry angiomas, are small, round, red, or purplish skin growths. Though they may resemble moles, they're not the same. Additionally, cherry angiomas are not signs of skin cancer.

A molar pregnancy is a pregnancy complication that occurs when a fertilized egg develops into abnormal cells instead of a viable fetus. You will show signs of pregnancy, such as a growing placenta and ...