Infantile hemangioma sometimes detectable on physical exam as subcutaneous hard mass; marked by decreased platelets, decreased fibrin, and increased fibrin split products. Treatment options include steroids, radiation, or endovascular obliteration.
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Infantile hemangioma sometimes detectable on physical exam as subcutaneous hard mass; marked by decreased platelets, decreased fibrin, and increased fibrin split products. Treatment options include steroids, radiation, or endovascular obliteration.