Patients with hepatic hemangiomas exhibit blood flow during ultrasound examinations. Hepatic hemangiomas are common benign tumors of the liver that usually don't show noticeable symptoms when they are small and don't require special treatment; routine follow-up with color Doppler ultrasound is sufficient. However, if a hepatic hemangioma is large, it could potentially rupture and bleed, making the condition severe. This could even lead to hemorrhagic shock and death. Therefore, patients with large hepatic hemangiomas should undergo surgery as soon as possible. Surgical intervention is necessary to cure the condition, with the primary method being interventional surgery, which can achieve the treatment objectives.