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Extensive Facial Strawberry Mark Associated with Cerebellar Hypoplasia and Vascular Abnormalities

Strawberry mark is considered a benign hemangioma with a tendency toward spontaneous regression and a benign prognosis (1). Recently, some papers have reported complications of large facial strawberry marks (2–6). We report a infant girl with an extensive strawberry mark on the left side of the face associated with ipsilateral cerebellar hypoplasia and Dandy‐Walker malformation. Abnormal branching of the aortic arch was also found.