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The article describes a case of viscerous haemangiomatosis in a 3 1/4-year old girl. Unusually extensive changes in the skin and soft parts, progressing since birth, are shown. Radiological findings for localising visceral haemangiomas are underlined, especially in connection with frequent posthaemorrhagic anaemia as a result of intestinal involvement. Typical x-ray findings: Phleboliths and soft-part "tumours" in plain roentgenograpy (abdomen, soft parts of the skin, cranium); involvement of the walls and disturbances of motility through intestinal haemangiomas in oral and rectal examination with contrast medium; changes in osseous structures and internal organs caused by adjacent angiomatous space-occupying growths.
The article describes a case of viscerous haemangiomatosis in a 3 1/4-year old girl. Unusually extensive changes in the skin and soft parts, progressing since birth, are shown. Radiological findings for localising visceral haemangiomas are underlined, especially in connection with frequent posthaemorrhagic anaemia as a result of intestinal involvement. Typical x-ray findings: Phleboliths and soft-part "tumours" in plain roentgenograpy (abdomen, soft parts of the skin, cranium); involvement of the walls and disturbances of motility through intestinal haemangiomas in oral and rectal examination with contrast medium; changes in osseous structures and internal organs caused by adjacent angiomatous space-occupying growths.