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Suggest Treatment For Hemangioma Vascular Tumor On Thigh/knee Area

My son has a Hemengioma vascular tumor on right thigh/knee area. Has been to Moffit cancer center and its getting nowhere. He had 3 embolization procedures done but not responding to treatment. It is not a cancer tumor so I was looking for another route for him to try. He has Florida Blue HMO Insurance. My email address is YYYY@YYYY . I would like to set up an appt. mid April for him. He has all his MRI reports cat scans. Any questions give me a call at 410 271 6424. Thank you
Wed, 1 Apr 2015
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Dear Sir/Madam,
Thanks for seeking help on your issue; I have gone through your symptoms, and in my opinion, the haemangioma which he is having need to be excised, surgically, and any remaining tissue can be dealt with embolization.
I hope I have been able to provide you with a satisfactory solution, if you want to clear any doubts about my opinion, feel free to contact.
Special note- Any medication prescribed needs to be taken after consultation with your personal doctor only.
Thanks
Dr. Narender Saini
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Suggest Treatment For Hemangioma Vascular Tumor On Thigh/knee Area

Dear Sir/Madam, Thanks for seeking help on your issue; I have gone through your symptoms, and in my opinion, the haemangioma which he is having need to be excised, surgically, and any remaining tissue can be dealt with embolization. I hope I have been able to provide you with a satisfactory solution, if you want to clear any doubts about my opinion, feel free to contact. Special note- Any medication prescribed needs to be taken after consultation with your personal doctor only. Thanks Dr. Narender Saini