A small benign skin growth consisting of dilated blood vessels and thickened outer skin layers, appearing as red-purple bumps.
From Greek 'angeion' (vessel) + 'keras' (horn/hardened) + '-oma' (tumor). This dermatological term describes a hybrid lesion combining vascular dilation with keratinization, characterized in modern dermatology.
Angiokeratomas are oddly common—they're those harmless little red bumps some people get, especially as they age, combining two skin problems into one weird package.
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