Treatment peculiarities of complicated due to its localization infantile hemangiomas

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https://doi.org/10.15574/PS.2017.54.49

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hemangiomas, propranolol, treatment, children

Abstract

We observed 329 children with hemangiomas of various localization in pediatric surgery clinic of Zaporozhye during 2012–2016. We used the following methods of treatment: cryotherapy (33%), sclerotherapy (26%), surgery (30%), propranolol therapy (11%). 37 children with extensive and problematic hemangiomas of facial and perineal areas were treated with propranolol. In children, whose treatment started in the proliferative phase of hemangiomas, the effect occured earlier and was more pronounced than in children with treatment onset in the stabilization phase. It is recommended to start treatment of extensive hemangiomas and hemangiomas with high proliferative activity and complicated localization with propranolol. Other methods can be used as one of the stages of complex treatment.

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No. 1(54) (2017): Paediatric surgery. Ukraine

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Original articles. Benign neoplasms

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