Lymphatico-Venous Malformation in an Adult

Lymphatico-venous malformation is a rare anomaly that typically occurs in the posterior triangle of the neck in infants. It is rare in adults. It results from dilated lymphatic vessels caused by occlusion due to congenital and acquired factors like trauma and infection. Treatment is based on size, location, and symptoms, and includes surgical resection and sclerotherapy. Here, we report a case of lymphatico-venous malformation in an adult female, which was managed with surgery.