CLOVES syndrome causes tissue overgrowth and vascular anomalies (blood vessels that haven’t developed like they should). It can affect the blood, bones and joints, spine and internal organs, and lymphatic vessels (which carry fluid from the tissue back to the body’s circulation).
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Nemours Children’s Hospital, Florida in Orlando is one of the only pediatric hospitals in the United States that’s equipped to treat CLOVES syndrome. We know that kids with CLOVES need complex care. That’s why we have a team of specialists working together to come up with the best care for your child.
Because CLOVES is so rare, it’s still unknown to many health care providers. At Nemours Children’s Hospital, Florida our interventional radiologist is one of only about 100 specialists in the United States to provide image-guided procedures to treat CLOVES syndrome.
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As a team, we all work together to help your child with CLOVES syndrome and improve their quality of life.
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