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Specialization: Vascular surgery and phlebology
Hemangioma is a vivid red mark forming at birth or during 2-3 weeks of life. Formation takes the little bump form and is fed by additional vessels.
Pathology appears anywhere, but mostly develops on the face or head. Children don’t need therapy for hemangioma, since the formation passes away later. It’s advisable to treat hemangioma if it affects vision, respiratory processes, or others.
In some, hemangiomas may develop in plural. Three main pathology types:
Pathologies occur within organs. In particular, hemangioma in the liver is prevalently often diagnosed. It’s benignant tumor inside the liver tissue being blood cell clot. Mostly, disease doesn’t manifest itself and doesn’t force uncomfortable feelings.
Hemangioma consists of additional vessels arranged in dense lump. There’s no consensus as to why the vessels stick together. Nevertheless, several specific disease catalysts can be identified.
The mass develops as flat rosy mark, predominantly occurring on face, scalp, etc. During the 1-3 years of baby’s life, hemangioma becomes spongy in structure, similar to rubber bumps protruding above the skin. Further, pathology goes into a resting stage and gradually disappears.
Many formations pass away by 5, and the bulk – by 10 years. Skin may change color or smooth out after tumor disappears.
Specialist can identify hemangioma presence by examining the skin. If pathology doesn’t manifest itself, you can resort to ultrasound or MRI. More serious vascular tumors require blood tests, tissue biopsies, genetic testing, or sophisticated imaging techniques such as angiography. Nevertheless, hemangiomas rarely take this form, since they’re not harmful in nature.
Hemangioma treatment is involved if:
Mostly, pathology disappears over time out of therapy. If necessary, clinical cure methods are as follows.