Imaging characteristics and clinical management of intraosseous hemangioma in tubular bones: a retrospective case series

Intraosseous hemangioma of tubular bones predominantly present as osteolytic lesions with characteristic soap-bubble morphology on radiographs. Recognition of intralesional vascular structures is critical for diagnosis. Imaging modalities, particularly CT and MRI, enable precise lesion characterization and assist in surgical planning. In hypervascular cases, preoperative embolization guided by vascular imaging can effectively minimize intraoperative bleeding risk.