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Multiple hemangioma-like lesions may be seen in head, neck, thorax and upper extremities (antecubital fossa and hand).
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Multiple bluish-colored lesions in face, neck, torso and extremities were present (Fig. 1).
Computerized Tomography of the abdomen showing a typical target-sign image associated with intestinal intussusception close to the midline.
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Computerized Tomography of the abdomen and pelvis showed multiple gastrointestinal lesions compatible with history of hemangiomas, and two jejunal segments exhibiting the target-sign with proximal bowel distension (Fig. 2).
Multiple hemangioma-like lesions throughout the small bowel and one of the intussuscepted segments.
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The surgical team decided for early conversion to laparotomy, due to the risk of bleeding, confirming intussusception (Fig. 3).
Large polipoid soft lesion on the left liver lobe partially shown in this image.
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Liver also had similar polypoid lesions and a large one on the left lobe (Fig. 4).
Computerized Tomography of the pelvis showing hyperattenuating image (arrow) and free fluid compatible with pelvic clot and hemoperitoneum.
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CT scan of the abdomen displayed a large intra abdominal clot (Fig. 5).
Serosal escharification on a segment of the small bowel (a) resulting in retained clot (b) syndrome and DIVC.
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A serosal escharification was found on the small bowel, close to the clot, which was evacuated (Fig. 6).