İnfantil dönemde görülen skrotal kapiller “çilek’’ hemanjiyom olgusu

Year 2018, Volume: 13 Issue: 3, 48 - 51, 01.10.2018

Burak Özçift Koray Ağras

Abstract

İnfantil dönemde hemanjiyomlar baş, boyun, gövde ve
ekstremitelerde sık görül­mesine rağmen genital bölgede oldukça nadir
görülürler. Skrotal cillte hemanjiyomlar nadi­ren izole olup, penis, perine
veya intraskrotal alana da yayılabilmektedir. Çocukluk çağında skrotal
hemanjiyomlar genellikle adolesan­larda olup, infantlarda az sayıda olgu
bildiril­miştir. Skrotal hemanjiyomlar genellikle ken­dini sınırlamakta ve 1
yaşından sonra kendi­liğinden gerilemektedir. Bu nedenle genel­likle
konservatif tedavi tavsiye edilmektedir. Cerrahi tedavi ancak skrotal
hemanjiyomlar semptomatik hale gelirse gerekebilir. Lokal bakım ve sık alt bezi
değişimi basit ve etki­li bir tedavi yöntemidir. Bu çalışmada, izole skrotal
‘’çilek’’ hemanjiyomu ile kliniğimize gönderilen 3 aylık erkek hasta
sunulmuştur. Hasta lokal lezyon bakımı önerilerek 15 ay takip edildi. Takip
süresince komplikasyon gelişmedi ve lezyon boyutu geriledi.

Keywords

İnfantil , Skrotum , Hemanjiyoma

A case report with scrotal capillary “strawberry’’ hemangioma presented in infantile period

Abstract

Despite hemangiomas occur generally at
head, neck, trunk and extremities during the
infantile period, they located in the genital
region rarely. Hemangiomas are rarely iso-
lated on the scrotal skin and can spread to
the penis, perineum, or intrascrotal area. In
childhood, scrotal hemanjiyomas are generally in adolescents, and few cases have been
reported in infants. Scrotal hemangiomas are
usually self limited and regress after 1 year
of age. Therefore conservative treatment is
generally advised. If scrotal hemangiomas
become symptomatic, may require surgical
treatment. Local care and frequent diaper
changing is a simple and effective treatment.
In this study, we report a 3 months old boy
patient who presented to our clinic with iso-
lated scrotal ‘’strawberry’’ hemangioma. The
patient was followed for 15 months with the
recommendation of local lesion care. There
were no complications and lesion size regressed during follow-up. 

Keywords

Infantile , Scrotum , Haemangioma

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