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Klassifikation der benignen vaskulären Tumoren des Gefäßendothels im Kindesalter

klassische Hämangiome, Hämangiomatosen, Hämangiom - Sonderformen, sonstige congenitale vaskuläre Tumoren und hämangiom-ähnliche Malformationen

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Hämangiome

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Hämangiome sind definiert als wachsende, gutartige Tumoren des vaskulären Endotheliums. Sie sind bei Geburt häufig noch nicht vorhanden, werden meist erst ab der 3. Woche als hellrote Veränderungen sichtbar, wachsen über einige Monate und bilden sich dann großteils über Jahre allmählich wieder zurück (Abb. 1).

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Cremer, H. (1999). Klassifikation der benignen vaskulären Tumoren des Gefäßendothels im Kindesalter. In: Kautz, G., Cremer, H. (eds) Hämangiome. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-80347-5_3

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