The intravascular large B-cell lymphoma (DLBCL-IV) is a rare type of non-Hodgkin lymphoma, with vascular compromise. This lesion has been described in various organs and preexisting vascular neoplasms.
We describe a clinical case of DLBCL-IV originated on a skin hemangioma.
Women 59 years of age, with papule, purple, 1.2 cm in diameter located in the right flank of 6 months. The histopathological examination making the diagnosis of LCBG-IV cell germinal center phenotype associated with a skin capillary hemangioma.
The LCBG-IV is a rare hematolymphoid malignancy, with multiple forms of presentation. This tumor has a high affinity for blood vessels. These tumors present with a denouement almost always fatal, leading to the death of the affected patient in a few months.