Publisher's Synopsis
Hemangiomas occur in 5-10% of all newborns. Oral hemangiomas mostly appear at 3 weeks of age and are characterized by extremely rapid growth and invasion into the surrounding tissues. Hemangiomas are most commonly located in the head and face (up to 70%), causing changes in the child's appearance, up to and including disfigurement. Oral hemangiomas mostly lead to complications such as bleeding, infection, dysfunction of vital organs, disfigurement of the appearance, and also lead to the isolation of the patient from society, which is an important social problem. Proceeding from the above-mentioned actual problem is early diagnostics of this pathology, development of modern algorithms of minimally invasive and radical treatment.
