Vascular anomalies, particularly those with cutaneous manifestations, may reflect tumors or serve as markers for malformations with potential deeper extension into underlying organs. The clinical presentation and imaging findings of these vascular anomalies may help determine whether they are localized manifestations or a part of a syndromic component. Growing basic scientific research broadens our understanding and early recognition of these anomalies, as many are associated with a genetic component. The International Society for the Study of Vascular Anomalies (ISSVA) classification of vascular anomalies, last revised in 2018, recognizes the growing importance of the biological basis of these anomalies. Adopting correct nomenclature is important in arriving to the correct diagnosis and ultimately determining and developing the correct treatment of these vascular anomalies.

Imaging Review and Genomics of Head and Neck Vascular Anomalies: The ABCs and 123s

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