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Port-Wine Stain is an irregularly shaped, red or violaceous, macular, vascular malformation of a skin   A port-wine stain (PWS) is an irregularly shaped, red or violaceous, macular, vascular malformation of dermal blood vessels that is present at birth and never disappears spontaneously except for the salmon patch; the malformation is usually confined to the skin but may be associated with vascular malformations in the eye and leptomeninges (Sturge-Weber syndrome). Neck of a woman with brown...