Hepatic hemangioma is a common benign tumor and can generally be diagnosed by enhanced CT or MRI. Treatment of hepatic hemangioma is generally determined by the size, location and clinical symptoms of the tumor. If the tumor is not large and has no symptoms, no treatment can be given for the time being. Treatment methods include surgical resection and interventional therapy. Surgical resection is more traumatic, while interventional therapy can achieve the purpose of shrinking the tumor and reducing the symptoms, and the clinical efficacy is exact.