Giant Cervicofacial Haemolymphangioma: Case Report

In this article, we report a cervicofacial haemolymphangioma case whose particularity lies in its significant locoregional extension to the deep spaces of the face and the floor of the mouth, which makes its therapeutic management tricky, requiring a multidisciplinary approach despite its benign nature, the aim being a complete surgical cure to avoid the risk of recurrence. We also highlight the radiological features arguing in favor of the diagnosis.