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A 34-year-old man consulted for this dark blue lesion on his right lumbar area. The lesion was traumatized by his chest and became darker 2 weeks before the consult.
Dermoscopy revealed several blue dark blue smooth-bordered round to oval variously sized structures in favor of a
lacunar pattern (also named
saccular pattern)![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhxGpcKf9w4P7xy9n9X_0_J16ZzkH-svxv3iwF2j6qN2_21qd6FqFGXIYMkoK2Q_H4XwMA7SnSVGd0R5eOdl6D8cKpY4P6gNlaoB-3g_FhENOsBKxfNMS_EPqJKnsf8zfA-N4Z4M-IBZ6k/s400/hemangiome+capillaire+thrombose.jpg)
The lesion was removed and pathology revealed a
thrombosed hemangioma.