Management of congenital urogenital and perineal vascular malformations: correlation of clinical findings with diagnostic imaging for treatment decision.

Purpose: Analysis of clinical and diagnostic findings in rare urogenital and perineal vascular malformations only occurring in 2-3 % of vascular anomalies with regard to clinical symptoms and treatment decisions.

Materials And Methods: All 25 out of 537 patients presenting with congenital urogenital and perineal vascular malformations at our institution from 2014 to 2021 were included. Vascular anomaly classification, anatomical location, clinical symptoms at presentation, diagnostic imaging, and pain intensity were retrospectively assessed from the patient record and therapy management was evaluated.

Diagnostic radiology findings and spectrum of therapeutic interventions in gynaecological and urogenital vascular anomalies.

Vascular anomalies represent a rare congenital disease with manifestation at diverse anatomical sights and presenting with heterogenous symptoms. Undetected, they can progress and create acute and chronic complications with functional impairment. The manifestation in the female and male pelvis and the urogenital tract represents a multidisciplinary challenge for physicians.