Abstract
Systemic corticosteroid therapy has been helpful in the treatment of cutaneous and hepatic hemangiomas. The size of the mass has decreased, thrombocytopenia has improved, and cutaneous ulcerations have healed. However, the use of corticosteroid therapy in hemangiomas is still controversial. This report describes a large retroperitoneal hemangioma in a neonate, which was successfully treated with corticosteroids.
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