Patient's question:
My child's pathological diagnosis is a hemangioma, but the ultrasound shows it doesn't resemble a hemangioma. Experts in this field say it doesn't look like a hemangioma from the outside and is more like fibromuscular hyperplasia. Three rounds of sclerotherapy have had no effect. Please provide a conclusion from an authoritative expert. I am desperate!Doctor's answer:
The treatment of lymphatic malformations primarily involves surgery, especially for patients with microcystic types. Small lesions can be completely excised; large lesions can also be treated through staged excision or partial resection to improve function and appearance.