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Successful use of propranolol for congenital hepatic hemangioma with Kasabach–Merritt phenomenon

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1 Fujii K, Sugama J, Okuwa M, Sanada H, Mizokami Y. Incidence and risk factors of pressure ulcers in seven neonatal intensive care units in Japan: a multisite prospective cohort… Click to show full abstract

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Keywords: hepatic hemangioma; propranolol congenital; successful use; use propranolol; pressure ulcers; congenital hepatic

Journal Title: Pediatrics International
Year Published: 2017

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