Symptomatic congenital hemangiomatosis in a neonate: Imaging of a life-threatening presentation with multifocal liver involvement

Infantile hemangiomatosis, a rare cause of high-output heart failure and pulmonary hypertension in the newborn baby: a case report

“…When there are more than 5 cutaneous hemangiomas, the risk of hepatic hemangiomatosis significantly increases. 7 Although our patient’s skin lesions were relatively small, they were numerous, raising the question of hepatic hemangiomatosis. The fact that multiple and diffuse hepatic hemangiomatosis frequently presents with high-output cardiac failure, hepatomegaly, valve regurgitations, coagulopathy, pulmonary hypertension, and hypothyroidism 3,8 – some of which were significant findings of our case – made us lean towards this potential diagnosis.…”

“…6 Multiple cutaneous hemangiomatosis usually presents with the risk of organ involvement, which can be fatal. 7 The involvement of the liver, lungs, brain, eyes, and intestines is the most prevalent. 6 The fact that our patient was diagnosed with infantile hemangiomatosis while being examined for cardiac murmur makes this case intriguing.…”

“…6 Multiple cutaneous hemangiomatosis usually presents with the risk of organ involvement, which can be fatal. 7 The involvement of the liver, lungs, brain, eyes, and intestines is the most prevalent. 6…”