Surgical management of lymphatic malformations can be complicated with recurrent seromas, infections and local recurrence.
We report a case of giant congenital lymphangioma in a child of eleven years highly complicated after surgery and successfully resolved with negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT).
Authors
Dr Marie-Christine Plancq
department of pediatric surgery, University hospital of Amiens, France
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