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Hemangioma Syndrome (n = 42) Isolated Superficial IH (n = 53) P Value Age (median) (IQR) (mo) 2 (3–2) 2 (3-2) .53 Female sex (%) (n) 74% (31) 86% (46) .12 Side/location of cutaneous IH (%) (n) .78 Right face only 45% (19) 40% (21) Left face only 33% (14) 41% (22) Bilateral face 14% (6) 15% (8) Other 7% (3) 4% (2) Facial segment (%) (n) S1 65% (27) 30% (16) .002 S2 50% (21) 66% (35) .14 S3 43% (18) 28% (15) .19 S4 21% (9) 4% (2) .010 Multiple facial segments 57% (24) 34% (18) .037 All facial segments 14% (6) 0% (0) .006 Intracranial IH (%) (n) 45% (19) 0% (0) <.001 Paraspinal IH (%) (n) 12% (5) 0% (0) .015 MC enlargement (%) (n) 67% (28) 0% (0) <.001 Posterior fossa abnormality (%) (n) 48% (20) 0% (0) <.001 Cardiovascular abnormalities (%) ((n) 95% (40) 0% (0) <.001
Note:—IQR indicates Interquartile range.