Objective. To present a case with several cutaneous hemangiomas associated with intracranial hemangiomas and possibly with an intrahepatic hemangioma. Case report. A boy, 17- months-old, showing several cutaneous hemangiomas and epileptic seizures resisting to antiepileptic medication, who also presented psychomotor retardation. The study by angiographic magnetic resonance (AMR ) revealed the presence of three small intracranial angiomas and possibly a hepatic hemangioma. The seizures were controlled with antiepileptic medication. Conclusion. This case shows the association of the cutaneous hemangiomas and the subjacent vascular alterations -also hemangiomas in this patient- which are included in the most frequent neurocutaneous disease, which is known as Pascual-Castroviejo syndrome.

Objetivo Presentar un caso con varios hemangiomas cutáneos asociados a hemangiomas intracraneales y posiblemente a uno intrahepático.

Caso clínico Un niño de 17 meses con varios hemangiomas cutáneos y crisis epilépticas resistentes al tratamiento, así como retraso psicomotor. La resonancia magnética angiográfica (RMA) mostró tres angiomas pequeños intracraneales y un posible hemangioma hepático. Las crisis epilépticas se controlaron con medicación antiepiléptica.

Conclusión Este caso muestra la asociación de los hemangiomas cutáneos con hemangiomas en zonas corporales subyacentes dentro del trastorno neurocutáneo más frecuente, conocido como síndrome de Pascual-Castroviejo.