Angiokeratomahttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angiokeratoma
Angiokeratoma benigna est laesio capillariorum cutaneorum, quae resultātur in parvis papulīs rubrīs vel caeruleīs coloris atque hyperkeratōse propria. Multiplices angiokeratomata in trunco iuvenum possunt esse morbus Fabry, perturbatio genetica cum complicationibus systemicis coniuncta.

Ob raritatem, angiokeratoma saepe misdiagnoscitur cum melanoma. Biopsia laesionis accuratiorem diagnosis producere potest.

○ Diagnosis et curatio
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  • Casus multiplex atypicus angiokeratomae; praecipue angiokeratomae sunt singula vitia.
  • Similis figurae melanomatis est, sed a melanoma differt quod lineamenta mollia et flexibilia habet. Magnitudo angiokeratomae plerumque minor est quam illa quae in hac tabula ostenditur. Angiokeratoma plerumque se praebet ut unum vitium.
References Cutaneous Angiokeratoma Treated With Surgical Excision and a 595-nm Pulsed Dye Laser 36545640 
NIH
Angiokeratomae sunt incrementa in vasis sanguineis apparentes, elevatae, rubescentes, quae labefactant cutem et distribuuntur inaequaliter. Possunt apparere ut singulae vel multiplices laesiones, variis coloribus, formis et locis. Hoc studium describit duos casus angiokeratomae tractatos per remotionem chirurgicam et laserem 595 nm pulsed dye (PDL), demonstrans melioramentum symptomatum et subsidium post‑tractamentum.
Angiokeratomas are vascular neoplasms with hyperkeratotic red to black papules and plaques, which may present as solitary or multiple lesions with variations in color, shape, and location. Successful treatment not only involves improvement of these symptoms but also cosmetic improvement. This report reviews 2 cases of cutaneous angiokeratoma treated with surgical excision and a 595-nm pulsed dye laser (PDL) in which the patients showed improvement of symptoms and cosmetic appearance. There are various types of angiokeratomas, and their extent, size, condition, and symptoms are different. Therefore, lesion-specific combined treatments may yield better results.
 Angiokeratoma circumscriptum - Case reports 33342183
Angiokeratoma circumscriptum rarissima forma angiokeratomae est, quae maxime in feminis invenitur. Apparent maculae atro‑rubrae, racemosae caeruleo‑nigricis, vel papulae in membris inferioribus, plerumque segmentatae vel confinate in una parte corporis.
Angiokeratoma circumscriptum is the rarest form of angiokeratoma, a condition mainly found in females. It shows up as dark-red to blue-black clusters of bumps or nodules on the lower limbs, typically in a pattern that's both segmental and on one side of the body.