Usefulness of a Low-Dose Sclerosing Agent for the Treatment of Vascular Lesions in the Tongue

Hemangiomas and vascular malformations are common benign lesions of vessels in the cervical region. However, may not completely disappear require surgical or nonsurgical intervention. Several treatment options, including excision, steroid injection, laser therapy, sclerotherapy, available. Surgical excision is a commonly used treatment; however, cases hemangiomas tongue, lesion cause esthetic functional impairments, speech swallowing. Sclerotherapy simple safe method for treating conservatively. In this case report, two patients with tongue underwent conservative sclerotherapy without using sclerosing agent (sodium tetradecyl sulfate). Both showed regression complications. As presented these cases, repeated injections low-dose 1% sodium sulfate as were satisfactory outcomes.