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Intrathoracic infantile hemangiomas (IHs) are extremely rare. They may be located in the pericardium, trachea, bronchia, diaphragm, mediastinum, or the lungs and may be associated with cutaneous IHs. We present a newborn with multiple pulmonary IHs in the absence of skin lesions that showed a dramatic response to oral propranolol.
Background
Infantile hemangiomas with minimal or arrested growth are vascular tumors with a proliferative component involving < 25% of their total surface area. They are commonly described as localized lesions and are mainly located on the lower body. Little has been described about segmental forms on the face and their associations with PHACE syndrome.
Methods
We carried out a multicenter,...
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