An Extremely Rare Case Report: Small Intestine Diffuse Lymphangiomatosis With Jejunum Focal Cavernous Hemangioma In A 51-Year-Old Female Suffering From Melena

Lymphangiomas, one kind of benign tumor, usually arise during infancy, and is uncommon for adults and even more uncommon in small intestine. Diffuse lymphangiomas of small intestine, also called small intestine lymphangiomatosis, are even rarer and it is so rare that it has seldom been reported in the world. Thus we report a case of diffuse lymphangiomas of small intestine in a middle-aged female who presented with fatigue, anemia and melena, and underwent partial small intestine resection so that exploratory laparotomy was performed. Histological examination revealed diffuse lymphangiomas of small intestine with jejunum focal cavernous hemangioma and there was the appearance of multiple abdominal lymphangioma with calcification.