Titlebook: Hemangiomas and Vascular Malformations; An Atlas of Diagnosi Raul Mattassi,Dirk A. Loose,Massimo Vaghi Book 20091st edition Springer-Verlag

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Hemangiomas of Infancy: Epidemiologyincidence in the general newborn population is between 1.1 and 2.6%, but increases to up to 12% by one year of age. About 30% of IH are noticed at birth and 70–90% appear during the first four weeks of life. The majority of hemangiomas occur sporadically; however, familial occurrence of IH has been

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Classification of Infantile Hemangiomas and Other Congenital Vascular Tumors has to be differentiated from the congenital hemangioendothelioma. While the majority of infantile hemangiomas have a high rate of spontaneous regression, severe complications are possible and it is important to identify the dangerous forms as early as possible and start early treatment to prevent

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Visceral Hemangiomastions. These hemangiomas are difficult to detect on physical examination and imaging studies are required in order to assess both size and behavior. An extracutaneous hemangioma is more serious than a cutaneous one. When detected in an infant, immediate intervention is required. In this chapter we d

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Laser Therapy of Infantile Hemangiomas and Other Congenital Vascular Tumors of Newborns and Infantser offers the best modality for localized therapy because only with laser is it possible to preserve the unaffected epithelial layer. Besides the different wavelengths with their specific absorptions patterns, a great variety of tissue interactions can be achieved by variation of the interaction tim

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Facial Hemangiomasient support groups, leading them to demand the greatest attention and state of the art treatment for their child. Parents are faced with their children’s disfigurement daily and they experience the “rapid growing” vascular tumor as an increasing problem in their interactions with each other, their

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Anogenital Hemangiomased hemangiomas are painful, may become infected or cause systemic infection, and have a tendency to heal slowly. Prevention of ulceration is the most important aim in these cases. Active therapy with laser is possible, but may induce ulceration. Due to this serious side effect, a wait-and-see policy