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Papillary haemangioma in the spinal canal of a patient with a germline 12p microdeletion

Spinal hemangiomas, though frequent in the vertebrae, are rare in the spinal canal with only slightly over 100 purely epidural cases reported to date, most of them classified as either cavernous or capillary hemangiomas1,2 . Papillary hemangiomas are rare tumors that were previously described as distinctive benign cutaneous lesions that appear as solitary bluish papules in the head and neck3 . We describe the first report of this neoplasm arising in the spinal canal and discuss the cytogenetic findings of this rare, possibly syndromic, disease entity. This article is protected by copyright. All rights reserved.