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A 3-month-old infant presents with a 2-month history of biphasic stridor and a barking cough, symptoms consistent with persistent croup. On physical examination, a large cutaneous hemangioma is noted covering the preauricular area, chin, and neck. What is the significance of this “beard distribution” hemangioma?

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