Hemangiomas are soft-tissue tumors that have the same appearance and are the most common tumors solid found in fetuses. This was the preliminary diagnosis in this case. In our case a cesarean section was performed near term. Strawberry hemangiomas are red protuberant masses that may occur on any area of the body but in particular on the face, scalp, back, and anterior chest. They may be solitary or multiple.
Cavernous hemangiomas are masses of dilated vessels deep in the skin.
They appear as pale, skin-colored, red, or blue masses that are not as sharply defined as the strawberry hemangiomas. They too may undergo spontaneous resolution. Cavernous lymphangioma Lymphangiomas are congenital malformations of lymphatic vessels. These slow growing lesions usually infiltrate adjacent tissues and may thus be difficult to extirpate. Yet surgical treatment is the best.