Infection of Cranioplasty Flap Following a Hair Transplant Presenting as an Epidural and Subgaleal Abscess.

This document discusses a case study of a 14-year-old patient who presented with painful bluish lesions on his back that caused diaphragmatic spasms. The patient had previously been diagnosed with glomangioma, a condition characterized by the proliferation of glomus cells with a vascular component. The spasms were debilitating and had a significant impact on the patient's daily life. The authors highlight the unique presentation of glomangioma in this case and emphasize the need for further research and understanding of this condition. [Extracted from the article]