The topic Senile Angioma you are seeking is a synonym, or alternative name, or is closely related to the medical condition Cherry Hemangioma.

Quick Summary:

• Hemangiomas are benign malformation of blood vessels that can occur in a number of tissues such as the brain, kidney, liver, lung, skin, and nasal cavity
• Cherry Hemangiomas are benign growths composed of small blood vessels that occur on skin tissues. They are typically small, cherry-red papules ranging from the size of a pinhead to a quarter inch in diameter. These benign tumors can sometimes rupture and bleed if injured
• Cherry Hemangiomas are often observed in individuals over the age of 30 years. Exposure to certain chemicals and a family history of the condition are certain risk factors associated with such hemangiomas
• The cause for development of the condition is not yet well understood. Some studies though, show a genetic component, linking them to MicroRNA 424
• While Cherry Hemangiomas are generally asymptomatic, they may be treated for cosmetic purposes. The treatment options include removal of the tumor.
• Currently there are no specific methods or preventative techniques for the formation of Cherry Hemangiomas; however avoidance of certain risk factors may reduce the likelihood of developing this condition

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