Hepatic adenoma
Modality:
Ultrasound
Hepatic Adenoma Us
Ultrasound demonstrates of hyperechoic lesion with attenuation of the beam suggesting possible fat content The ultrasound appearances of hepatic adenomas is variable and differentiation from other liver lesions such as FNH or HCC is usually not possible on grey scale or Doppler characteristicsFrom the case:
Hepatic adenoma - “Pathology proven hepatic adenomaHepatic Adenomas are benign epithelial neoplasmMost commonly solitary (multiplicity may suggest liver adenomatosis)...”
Used in the following articles:
- Hepatic adenoma - “A hepatic adenoma is an uncommon benign liver tumour that is hormone induced. The tumours have a predilection to haemorrhage and must be differenti...”
- Hyperechoic liver lesions - “A hyperechoic liver lesion on ultrasound can arise from a number of pathologiesThese include both benign and malignant entitiesBenignhepatic haeman...”
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