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Infantile haemangioma: harmless ‘strawberry' or life-threatening vascular anomaly?

Nerys M. Roberts

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Vascular birthmark classification was updated in 1996 ([Table 1][1])[1][2],[2][3] and has gained widespread recognition as a clinically useful framework. Haemangiomas are differentiated from vascular malformations by their clinical presentation, radiology and pathology, particularly by their

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Vascular birthmark classification was updated in 1996 ([Table 1][1])[1][2],[2][3] and has gained widespread recognition as a clinically useful framework. Haemangiomas are differentiated from vascular malformations by their clinical presentation, radiology and pathology, particularly by their

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Vascular birthmark classification was updated in 1996 ([Table 1][1])[1][2],[2][3] and has gained widespread recognition as a clinically useful framework. Haemangiomas are differentiated from vascular malformations by their clinical presentation, radiology and pathology, particularly by their

Key concepts: Medicine, Birthmark, Vascular anomaly, Presentation (obstetrics), Vascular Tumors, Vascular malformation, Pathology, Hemangioma

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