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Angiosarcoma in a Patient With Congenital Nonhereditary Lymphedema Cutis. 2012 November;90(5):248-251 Author and Disclosure Information ✕ Shon W, Wada DA, Folpe AL, Pittelkow MR Angiosarcoma is an uncommon but aggressive tumor of endothelial origin that may occur in the upper extremities of patients with postmastectomy lymphedema (Stewart-Treves syndrome) as well as in other regions.
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