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Molecular Basis of Vascular Birthmarks

2006-08-01

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ABSTRACT Vascular anomalies affect up to 10% of newborns, largely because of the high incidence of hemangioma of infancy. Vascular anomalies also frequently occur in adults; there is high prevalence of capillary malformations (0.3%). These cutaneous stains often cause psychosocial problems related to their visibility. Venous malformations occur in the skin and in internal organs and may cause destruction. Primary...

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Literature Corpus work: ae7a1e23-6cb2-514a-8805-89b6b86df512
DOI: 10.1055/s-2006-949116
PMCID: PMC2884761

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