gastrointestinale Hämangiome

A hemangioma

of the sigmoid colon mesentery presenting as a retroperitonealtumor: a case report and review. Oral and intravenous contrast-enhanced computed tomography (CT) scans. (A) Transverse and (B) sagittal imagesshowing a large abdominal tumorous mass.

Giant

mesenteric hemangioma of cavernous and venous mixed type: a rare case report. Ultrasonography displayed several echogenic areas in strip or tubal form communicating with each other in the lower abdomen and internal spotted medium echoes.

Giant

mesenteric hemangioma of cavernous and venous mixed type: a rare case report. CT demonstrated a giant solid-cystic abdominal mass with heterogeneous density, which was mainly composed of cystic elements.

A rare cause

of recurrent gastrointestinal bleeding: mesenteric hemangioma. Oral and intravenous contrast enhanced computed tomography scan showing the mesenteric mass of the ileal small bowel segment (arrow).