Pediatric Parkes Weber Syndrome

Etiology: Congenital vascular malformation with predominant arteriovenous shunting, combined with cutaneous capillary and lymphatic and venous malformations resulting in overgrown limb
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Clinical: Venous ulceration, limb ischemia, port-wine stain

Radiology Cases of Parkes Weber Syndrome

Radiograph of hemihypertrophy due to Parkes Weber syndrome — AP radiograph of the lower extremity shows a valgus deformity of the lower extremities. In addition, the soft tissues of the right thigh and calf are twice as thick as the soft tissues of the left thigh and calf.