Hemangiomas
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Hemangiomas Outlook
What to expect with a hemangioma:
The outcome varies with the type of hemangioma.
Over time, most hemangiomas begin to lighten and shrink in size.
Up to 50% of all hemangiomas resolve by age five, and as many as 90% resolve by age nine.
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Hemangiomas Complications
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Birthmarks
Children's health
Hemangioma of the liver
Macular stains
Port wine stains
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Last Updated: Apr 29, 2008
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