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Vascular tumors and malformations of the pelvic and genital region - Classification and laser treatment
Medical Laser Application, 02/18/09

Philipp CM et al. - Hemangiomas in infancy and vascular malformations (VM) such as port-wine stains, venous, arteriovenous, lymphatic or mixed malformations of the anogenital region may present considerable problem for patients at different stages of their individual development. A clear differentiation between the different entities is important for the choice of the proper therapy (from none to immediate intervention). Treatment will usually be completed during the first year of life, employing laser treatment, corticoid medication and sometimes surgery.

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