angiomatosis (redirected from retinal angiomatosis)

angiomatosis /an·gi·o·ma·to·sis/ (an?je-o-mah-to´sis) a diseased state of the vessels with formation of multiple angiomas.

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bacillary angiomatosis  a condition seen in patients with the acquired immunodeficiency syndrome, with varying characteristics ranging from erythematous angiomatous skin lesions to more widespread disease, believed to be an opportunistic infection by a rickettsia.

cerebroretinal angiomatosis  von Hippel-Lindau disease.

encephalofacial angiomatosis , encephalotrigeminal angiomatosis Sturge-Weber syndrome.

angiomatosis of retina  von Hippel's disease.

retinocerebral angiomatosis  von Hippel-Lindau disease.

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an·gi·o·ma·to·sis (nj--m-tss)

n.

A condition characterized by multiple angiomas.

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angiomatosis

the presence of multiple angiomas.

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bovine cutaneous angiomatosis

nodular vascular lesions in the skin, particularly along the back, occur in cattle. They may be inflamed and can bleed profusely.

juvenile bovine angiomatosis

a condition in young calves characterized by multiple angioma in all tissues, sometimes by a single lesion.

retinal angiomatosis

diseased retinal blood vessels with subretinal hemorrhages.