A young man around 30 years came to cardiothoracic emergency and I asked him what was his problem he lifted his clothes and I was shocked to see a large haemangioma hanging from the left side of the chest wall. There was a raw area at the bottom of the haemangioma due to repeated bleeding. When I advised admission he refused admission but came back next day with bleeding. He was having very low BP and immediately with several bottles of blood fluid he was stabilized. He was out up for surgery with 10 units of blood heamacel and all precautions were taken.
After Anesthesia and after proper positioning with a good surgical team the surgery was started. We started in 3 different directions. Small incisions made around the haemangioma and skin closed with 2 0 Mersilk. The haemangioma side had artery forceps. The whole haemangioma removed intact massive transfusion given patient tolerated…
