Combined oral propranolol with intralesional injection of triamcinolone acetonide in treatment of infantile periocular hemangiomas

Figures & data

Table 1 Number of each group according to the size

Classification	Size	Number of cases
Small	<3 cm	18
Medium	>3 cm and <8 cm	13
Large	>8 cm	2

Table 2 Clinical characteristics of all patients

Laterality	Right eye: 13
	Left eye: 20
Upper or lower lid	Upper lid: 19
	Lower lid: 14
Complications	4: mechanical ptosis
	1: amblyopia

Figure 1 Infant, 6 months of age, with right-eye hemangioma.

Notes: Upper lid hemangioma (A) before treatment and (B) at 3 months post-treatment.

Figure 2 Infant, 2 months of age, with left-eye hemangioma.

Notes: Lower lid hemangioma (A) before treatment and (B) at 2 months post-treatment.

Figure 3 Infant, 3 months of age, with left-eye hemangioma.

Notes: Upper lid hemangioma (A) before treatment and (B) at 4 months post-treatment.

Table 3 Number of tumors according to regression

Tumor response in regressed cases (%)	Number of cases
0–25	1
25–50	6
50–75	14
75–100	7