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Facility MD Harvard Medical School Children’s Hospital / / IndustryTerm magnetic resonance imaging / / MedicalCondition spinal dysraphism / intracranial tumor / scar / large periorbital tumor / tumor / giant hemangioma / small facial hemangiomas / congestive heart failure / rare vascular tumors / Kasabach-Merritt syndrome / shallow pocklike scars / deprivation amblyopia / tumors / Subglottic hemangioma / postnatally appearing hemangioma / problematic and tiny tumors / hepatic arteriovenous malformation / Low lumbar hemangioma / congenital hemangioma / hepatic hemangiomas / cardiac failure / hoarseness / eyelid tumors / persistent telangiectasia / superficial hemangioma / thrombocytopenia / subcutaneous tumor / cutaneous tumor / infantile hemangiomas / Secondary infection / unique tumors / retinal artery causing blindness / large cutaneous hemangioma / benign tumors / congenital tufted angioma / telangiectasia / pale macule / cutaneous hemangiomas / banal hemangioma / hemangioma / small tumor / intrathecal hemangioma / ulcerated hemangioma / posterior cerebellar cyst / hemangioma and associated anomalies / embolism / heart failure / hemangiomas / problematic hemangiomas / periorbital tumor / deep tumor / numerous cutaneous hemangiomas / cerebrovascular occlusive disease / kaposiform hemangioendothelioma / anemic nevus / Banal hemangiomas / particular tumor / astigmatic amblyopia / proliferative phase hemangioma / anemia / croup / solitary hepatic hemangioma / extensive cervicofacial hemangioma / underlying spinal dysraphism / / MedicalTreatment laser treatment / laser surgery / / Organization Harvard Medical School Children’s Hospital Boston / / Position pathologist / and surgical specialists / pediatrician / / Product triad / / Technology laser / magnetic resonance imaging / apoptosis / /
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