1. Routine blood
test
Although the blood routine results of patients with hemangioma are mostly normal, there may be thrombocytopenia, hemoglobin decline and other abnormalities when patients have Kamei phenomenon.
2. Coagulation function
When Kame phenomenon occurs in patients with hemangioma, there will be coagulation disorders (such as prolonged coagulation time, etc.).
3. Thyroid function
Patients with
multiple or large hemangiomas may have thyroid dysfunction such as consumptive hypothyroidism.
4. Ultrasonography
Ultrasonography can determine the blood supply, depth, extent of hemangioma and its relationship with adjacent tissues, and provide a basis for subsequent diagnosis and treatment.
In addition, special examinations such as CT or (and) magnetic resonance imaging and biopsy may be performed for special patients.
Hemangioma Hemangioma in children
