Braxton's Hemangioma is growing still. We've met with the Pediatrician, Dermatologist at CHOP, A radiologist at Penn, and our Oculoplastic Surgeon. Fortunately, its a purely superficial hemangioma with no ocular component. This means that it shouldn't interfere with his vision or eye development. The consensus is to treat him with Steroid injections directly into the Henagioma. As of July 17th, he's had 2 treatments and it seems to have stopped growing. In fact, we think it has shrunk. We have a ton of these photos documenting the growth.
Wednesday, May 23, 2007
Hemangioma
Braxton's Hemangioma is growing still. We've met with the Pediatrician, Dermatologist at CHOP, A radiologist at Penn, and our Oculoplastic Surgeon. Fortunately, its a purely superficial hemangioma with no ocular component. This means that it shouldn't interfere with his vision or eye development. The consensus is to treat him with Steroid injections directly into the Henagioma. As of July 17th, he's had 2 treatments and it seems to have stopped growing. In fact, we think it has shrunk. We have a ton of these photos documenting the growth.
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