Successful treatment of cardiac haemangiomas with oral propranolol: a case series of two patients

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  Figure 1. Case 1: cardiac mass depicted at the apex of the heart with posterior tilt, demonstrating blood flow within it on an echocardiogram performed at 31 days of life. The yellow stars are outlining the borders of the mass and the yellow arrow is indicating the color doppler flow within the mass.

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  Figure 2. Case 1: cardiac mass on echocardiogram at 45 days of life measuring 10 × 21 mm.

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  Figure 3. Case 1: cardiac magnetic resonance imaging performed on the same day (Figure 2) was acquired.

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  Figure 4. Case 1: echocardiogram at 1 year of age showing no signs of residual haemangioma at the apex of the heart.

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  Figure 5. Case 2: foetal echocardiogram at 28 + 5 weeks of gestation demonstrating a cardiac mass in the right atrium measuring 11 × 5 mm. The star is marking the mass.

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  Figure 6. Case 2: cardiac magnetic resonance imaging at 2 months of age showing a mass measuring 28 mm in diameter isointense on T1 sequence. The star is marking the mass.

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  Figure 7. Case 2: T2-cardiac magnetic resonance imaging sequence showing a hyperintense and highly vascular mass with inflow voids. The star is marking the mass.

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  Figure 8. Case 2: cardiac magnetic resonance imaging at 8 months of age showing complete resolution of the atrial haemangioma.

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