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Part 4 builds on what we learned from Parts 1 through 3. Now we use those tools as they relate to retinal vascular tumors. We benefit from being able to see and image these tumors as they are located anterior to the retinal pigment epithelium. Each has a unique vascular pattern and does or does not leak into the vitreous on fluorescein angiography.

Part 4 builds on what we learned from Parts 1 through 3. Now we use those tools as they relate to retinal vascular tumors. We benefit from being able to see and image these tumors as they are located anterior to the retinal pigment epithelium. Each has a unique vascular pattern and does or does not leak into the vitreous on fluorescein angiography.

Judson G. Randolph Lecture: Contemporary Management of Complex Vascular Anomalies

Presented by
Richard G. Azizkhan, MD, PhD (Hon)
President and CEO, Children’s Hospital & Medical Center, Omaha, NE; Surgical Director Emeritus, Hemangioma and Vascular Malformation Program; Professor, University of Cincinnati Department of Surgery

Vascular anomalies are often a misunderstood and inappropriately managed group of conditions. Although valiant efforts have made in standardizing the classification of these lesions, confusing and outdated terminology still pervade the literature.

Eliminating these incongruities and recognizing important clinical patterns will be crucial to interdisciplinary communication among scientists and clinicians and to improving the quality of patient care through appropriate therapeutic and supportive interventions.

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