Les anomalies vasculaires sont des affections hétérogènes qui touchent les vaisseaux sanguins ou lymphatiques. Les enfants atteints peuvent éprouver de la douleur ou une perte fonctionnelle, présenter une infection ou une coagulopathie ou être confrontés à des difficultés psychologiques. Le diagnostic et la prise en charge exigent souvent une approche interdisciplinaire. Sept cliniques d'anomalies vasculaires au Canada offrent des soins interdisciplinaires. Le présent point de pratique propose une approche thérapeutique des anomalies vasculaires pédiatriques les plus fréquentes (hémangiomes). On y passe en revue les indications de diriger les patients vers une clinique spécialisée, en s'attardant sur les anomalies vasculaires complexes, et notamment les hémangiomes infantiles, qui peuvent provoquer des complications.
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