According to the pathological tissue structure and clinical characteristics, hemangioma is divided into nevus, strawberry hemangioma, cavernous hemangioma, mixed hemangioma, trapezius hemangioma, etc. The symptoms and hazards of different types of hemangioma are also different. If you want to cure hemangioma without leaving defects, you need to determine the type of hemangioma first. So, how to accurately identify different types of hemangioma? [Pathological diagnosis] Clinically, different types of hemangioma can be judged from the following characteristics: 1. Bright red nevus: the color is red, dark red or purplish red, mostly occurs in the dermis below the epidermis, and partial fading or complete discoloration will occur when pressed, not higher than the surface of normal skin. 2. Capillary hemangioma: It is usually found at birth and consists of dense capillaries formed by the proliferation of vascular endothelial cells. Initially, they are in the shape of lamellar or vascular nevus, and their color is red, dark red or purple-red, flush with the skin surface or slightly elevated on the skin, soft to touch and receding when pressed. 3.Strawberry hemangioma: The shape is dotted similar to strawberry, the color is mostly bright red or purple, soft to touch, and the tumor will be higher than the skin surface, which is produced by the proliferation of capillaries with high blood flow. The above symptoms can basically confirm the diagnosis of strawberry hemangioma, but the possibility of mixed hemangioma cannot be excluded. 4.Trapezoid hemangioma: The color is mostly dark red or blue-purple, the blood vessels are tortuous in the shape of earthworm bending or spider web-like radial expansion, the lesion is elevated, the fluctuation of blood vessels can be felt or murmurs can be heard upon auscultation or touching with hands, the mass is soft and the boundary is not clear, and it is easy to be misdiagnosed as cavernous hemangioma clinically. 5.Mixed hemangioma: Generally, it shows strawberry hemangioma and has obvious elevation or slightly elevated skin surface symptoms. 6.Cavernous hemangioma: The damage of cavernous hemangioma is relatively large, and the lesion mostly occurs in the deep dermis or subcutaneous tissue, which is common in the head, jaw and face. In addition, some cavernous hemangiomas grow in internal organs, which are not easily detected and bleed accidentally, so timely diagnosis and treatment are needed. The above article only introduces some simple identification methods, after all, we are not professional doctors and cannot accurately determine the type of hemangioma. Therefore, you need to take your child to a large or medium-sized hospital and find an experienced doctor specialized in hemangioma in order to make a scientific and reasonable diagnosis and timely treatment. In order to avoid the development and deterioration of hemangioma, which may endanger life and health.