PMC8116171_01
Second case of a girl with cutaneous back and posterior mediastinal hemangiomas. (
a
) The appearance of the back hemangioma. (
b-d
) CT with intravenous contrast demonstrating the hemangiomatous lesions in the subcutaneous (
white arrow
), posterior mediastinal, and liver. The mass is seen in (
b
) with intraspinal extension and causing tracheal deviation (
black arrow
), while is seen encasing the aortic descending aorta in (
c
). A similar lesion with intense contrast enhancement was seen in the left hepatic lobe in (
d
). (
e-g
) Follow-up CT demonstrating mild regression in the upper mediastinal lesion in (
e
) with less compression on the airway, which is still displaced to the right (
black arrow
), whereas mild-to-moderate regression of the lesion is seen in (
f
) and (
g
).
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A 6-month-old girl presented with respiratory distress and a diffuse back hemangioma ( Fig. 3a ) that was small at birth. T11, with intense contrast enhancement in the arterial phase. The mass was seen encasing the aortic arch and descending aorta with intraspinal extension and causing tracheal deviation ( Fig. 3b, c ). A similar lesion with intense contrast enhancement was seen in the left hepatic lobe ( Fig. 3c ). A follow-up CT showed regression of the hepatic lesion ( Fig. 3g ) and mild-to-moderate regression of the deep paraspinal lesion ( Fig. 3e, f ).