A 2-month-old Hispanic girl is transferred by her pediatrician to the emergency department (ED) for evaluation of decreased oral intake, failure to thrive, and large bleeding facial hemangiomas.
Alison Mathew, MD
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Dr Mathew is a medical resident at Oklahoma University Health Science Center, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. She has nothing to disclose in regard to affiliations with or financial interests in any organizations that may have an interest in any part of this art
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