Presentation
Slowly growing lesion in calf since birth
Patient Data
Age: 3 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Soft tissue hemangioma - calf
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Large soft tissue opacity at the medial aspect of the calf. A tiny focus of calcification is seen, likely phlebolith.
From the case:
Soft tissue hemangioma - calf
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A well-defined subcutaneous lesion at the medial aspect of the calf, with heterogeneous texture. It shows avid internal vascularity (venous type) on compression and on foot dorsiflexion.
Case Discussion
Features of slow flow venous malformation (hemangioma).
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