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In comparison, cutaneous haemangioma (sometimes called a cherry haemangioma)
is less common in adults. These range from a small, red, flat dot to a larger, round-
topped, bright-cherry-red or purple lump. They usually do not regress.
This 60 years old man presented with a few years history of non-tender
progressively enlarging purple colour skin lesions in his right back. It bled a few
times. He was referred for surgical excision.
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