PMC4386193_01
(A) The lesion in tongue; (B) The lesion in the sole of left foot; (C) The lesions in stomach; (D) The lesions in colon.
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From 4-year-old, the child was gradually found to have multiple blue nevus in the tongue and the skins on the sole of left foot, right forearm, neck and genitalia, etc (Fig. 1A and 1B). Gastroscopic and colonoscopic examination in the local hospital revealed multiple hemangiomas in the esophagus, stomach and colon (Fig. 1C and 1D), and therefore in combination with the skin lesions, the child was diagnosed as BRBNS.
(A) The lesions in small intestine; (B) Lauromacrogol injection by enteroscopy; (C) The lesion after lauromacrogol injection was white and swollen; (D) Scar formation observed about 6 months late
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Fig.2 shows the general process of enteroscopic sclerotherapy in this patient.