Thoracic spine hemangioma usually goes to the orthopedic department of the hospital. Thoracic spine hemangioma usually go to the orthopedic department of the hospital. Thoracic spine hemangioma can occur at any age of common benign tumors, mainly a large number of proliferating capillaries and dilated blood sinuses. Some patients have no clinical symptoms and do not require treatment. A small percentage of patients may experience back pain and stiffness due to infiltration of the hemangioma. In addition, a small number of patients have large hemangiomas that affect the stability of the vertebrae and can cause vertebral fractures. If localized pain and vertebral fractures are present, most patients can undergo percutaneous vertebroplasty to relieve localized pain and stabilize the vertebrae. Patients with thoracic vertebral hemangioma need to go to the hospital for an interview, and the physician will consider the treatment according to the hemangioma situation.