Hygroma, Hydroma

Hygroma (Hygroma), Hydroma (Hydromd) is a type of cyst.

A hygroma may develop from a lymphangioma (cystic hygroma) or from liquefied remains of a subdural hematoma (subdural hygroma).

Lymphangioma is a congenital abnormality of the lymphatic vessels. In this case, cavities filled with lymph are formed. Most often, lymphangiomas are localized in the neck, shoulder or armpit. Such lymphangioma can form a cystic hygroma.

A subdural hematoma is an accumulation of blood between the dura mater and the arachnoid mater. Over time, blood clots in the hematoma can dissolve and be replaced by lymph. This is how a subdural hygroma is formed.

Thus, a hygroma is a cavity filled with lymph. Depending on the origin, a distinction is made between cystic hygroma from lymphangioma and subdural hygroma from the remains of a hematoma.

Hygroma or hydroma is a type of cyst, which is a formation in the form of a soft, mobile tumor-like formation. One of the distinctive features of hygromas or hydromas is the water that fills them from the inside. This formation occurs due to the growth of connective tissue and its impregnation with lymph plasma, blood or aqueous fluid. In most cases, this disease affects the elbow and wrist joints, the armpit, and the area near the knee and wrist joints.

Risk factors for developing hygroma can be different. Most often, trauma, infection or inflammation leads to the development of hygroma. Since many of the causes of the disease are the same, comprehensive treatment is recommended to get rid of this problem.

One of the reasons for the formation of hygroma is its tendency to stagnation of watery elements, which provokes an increase in size, swelling and pain. This, in

Hygroma and hygromas are a type of cyst that can be caused by various reasons. They are formed by the accumulation of lymphoid fluid in tissues or vessels and can cause pain, discomfort and even functional limitation of movement. In this article we will look at the types of hygromas, the causes of their occurrence and treatment methods.

Hygroma

A hygrocyst is a small node filled with transparent