Hemangiomas are a common clinical problem affecting up to 10% of all Caucasian children.
In the face, 50% of lesions will leave the patient with telangectasias, atrophy, fibrofatty …

Past descriptions of vascular lesions often confused vascular malformations and
hemangiomas using interchangeable definitions which led to inappropriate treatment and …

Hemangiomas are vascular lesions of childhood. They grow rapidly, usually become
uniformly red, and they then involute to a variable degree. In high flow proliferative lesions …

Ihave had a long personal and professional in-terest in hemangiomas. I not only had two
daughters with hemangiomas, but also trained with Dr. Milton Edgerton, who published the …

This article reflects the personal scheme of management of the authors. It assumes and
relies on information contained in other articles in this issue and is meant to provide the …

Conservative management is usually proposed for common childhood hemangiomas
because most lesions resolve spontaneously. The authors report 29 cases of children with …

Objective To present the technique of and indications for serial excision of facial
hemangiomas. Methods Clinical review of patients cared for by the senior author (MH) in a …

We report on the histologic and anatomopathologic aspects of cutaneous hemangiomas,
stressing the involutive and noninvolutive aspects of these malformations. We analyze its …

Infantile hemangioma appears after the birth as a vascular tumor, which is known for its
characteristic evolution in 3 phases: rapid augmentation then stabilization and involution on …

Ulceration is a common complication of hemangiomas of infancy and presents a therapeutic
dilemma for the head and neck–facial plastic surgeon. Multiple therapies are available …