Internal jugular vein anomaly in a young patient with facial hemangioma: a case report

These findings are significant in relation to facial hemangiomas, as they may indicate underlying developmental anomalies of the branchial arch derivatives. Recognizing these variations is essential for procedural planning, particularly in interventions related to central venous access, head and neck surgery, or embolization therapy.

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Journal of Medical Case Reports
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2025-12-18
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s13256-025-05760-8
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Head and Neck Anomalies
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Internal jugular vein anomaly in a young patient with facial hemangioma: a case report

Jalil Khataei, Mahnaz Fosouli, Farshad Riahi
Journal of Medical Case Reports
Head and Neck Anomalies
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Internal jugular vein anomaly in a young patient with facial hemangioma: a case report

Jalil Khataei, Mahnaz Fosouli, Farshad Riahi
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Abstract

These findings are significant in relation to facial hemangiomas, as they may indicate underlying developmental anomalies of the branchial arch derivatives. Recognizing these variations is essential for procedural planning, particularly in interventions related to central venous access, head and neck surgery, or embolization therapy.

Journal of Medical Case ReportsVol. 20(1)
Isfahan University of Medical Sciences (IR)
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