CONCLUSION
Hemangiomas are a benign proliferation of endothelial cells that are
common in the head and neck region. In the oral cavity, the lesion may
involve the tongue and reach a size that can cause airway embarrassment
and cause significant functional impairment. Surgical intervention,
despite the inherent risk of fatal intraoperative hemorrhage, may be the
only treatment of choice if other conservative measures do not produce
the intended results or the rapid expansile nature of the lesion causes
an imminent threat to life.