What is Use STS as second?

line sclerosant when doxycycline is unsuitable

What is Reserve ethanol for small, well?

localized lesions due to high systemic and neural toxicity

What is Expect lesion re?

expansion; plan for repeat sclerotherapy over a patient’s lifetime

What is Counsel patients about trade?

offs: multiple minimally invasive sessions versus higher-risk surgery with potential deformity

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What are the common clinical complications associated with venous malformations (VM)?

Pain, swelling, psychosocial issues, mucosal bleeding (head/neck), progressive distortion causing airway or orbital compromise, leg-length discrepancy

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