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Malformações vasculares do intestino delgado que resultam de um desenvolvimento inadequado localizado de parte do plexo vascular primitivo e consistem em comunicações arteriovenosas anormais sem capilares interpostos. Variam em tamanho, desde lesões maciças que são alimentadas por múltiplos vasos até lesões tão pequenas que são difíceis de identificar em arteriografia, cirurgia ou autópsia, mas relativamente maiores que a angiodisplasia. | |||
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Vascular malformations of small intestine that result from a localised maldevelopment of part of the primitive vascular plexus and consist of abnormal arteriovenous communications without intervening capillaries. They vary in size, ranging from massive lesions that are fed by multiple vessels to lesions so small that they are hard to identify at arteriography, surgery, or autopsy, but relatively larger than angiodysplasia. | |||
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Vascular malformations of small intestine that result from a localised maldevelopment of part of the primitive vascular plexus and consist of abnormal arteriovenous communications without intervening capillaries. They vary in size, ranging from massive lesions that are fed by multiple vessels to lesions so small that they are hard to identify at arteriography, surgery, or autopsy, but relatively larger than angiodysplasia.
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| English | Arteriovenous malformation of small intestine |
Vascular malformations of small intestine that result from a localised maldevelopment of part of the primitive vascular plexus and consist of abnormal arteriovenous communications without intervening capillaries. They vary in size, ranging from massive lesions that are fed by multiple vessels to lesions so small that they are hard to identify at arteriography, surgery, or autopsy, but relatively larger than angiodysplasia. |
