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Angiogenic and prothrombotic markers in extensive slow-flow vascular malformations: implications for antiangiogenic/antithrombotic strategies
British Journal of Dermatology, 11/05/09
Redondo P et al. – The findings suggest that angiogenic, coagulation and endothelial damage/dysfunction markers are possibly linked in pathogenesis of extensive slow–flow vascular malformations, and might have therapeutic implications.
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