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Abstract
Hemangiomas, common vascular tumors of infancy, are rarely associated with malformation syndromes. These authors report nine infants with facial hemangiomas and anomalies of the posterior fossa of the central nervous system, in particular the Dandy-Walker malformation (hypoplasia of the cerebellar vermis and a posterior fossa cyst continuous with …
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Hemangiomas, common vascular tumors of infancy, are rarely associated with malformation syndromes. These authors report nine infants with facial hemangiomas and anomalies of the posterior fossa of the central nervous system, in particular the Dandy-Walker malformation (hypoplasia of the cerebellar vermis and a posterior fossa cyst continuous with …
Key concepts: Medicine, Cerebellar vermis, Posterior fossa, Dandy–Walker syndrome, Hypoplasia, Anatomy, Vascular malformation, Hydrocephalus