Small intestinal hemolymphangioma treated with enteroscopic injection sclerotherapy: A case report and review of literature

Figure 1 Gross and histologic images of hemolymphangioma. A: Lobulated tumor occupied half of the intestinal cavity with white patches on the mucosal surface and blood oozing in the fundus; B: Histology revealed a hyperplastic thin-walled lymphangion and venous with luminal dilation in the submucosal area. Hematoxylin and eosin × 20.

Figure 2 Images at the 3 mo and 1 year follow-up appointments. A: At 3 mo after enteroscopic injection sclerotherapy, hemolymphangioma atrophied dramatically, and bleeding was hardly observed; B: At 1 year later, the hemolymphangioma was gone. A few white patches on the mucosal surface are visible.