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These are common but remember that a tumour is just a swelling and they are not all neoplastic. Capillary haemangiomas are composed of small blood vessels with inconspicuous lumina. They occur in all organs but particularly come to notice when they involve the skin. A “port wine stain” and a “strawberry mark” are examples of […]https://blogs.imperial.ac.uk/my-path/files/2018/06/Liver-haemangioma-300x265.jpg