Presentation
Non-specific abdominal pain for 1 month duration
Patient Data
Age: 70
Gender: Female
From the case:
Simple hepatic cysts
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Liver shows two well defined cystic lesions largest one is located in the segment IVa and is measuring 28*25mm, the cysts contain clear fluid of water density with thin imperceptible non enhancing wall. No internal septations or mural calcifications could be seen, the findings in favor of simple hepatic cysts.
Case Discussion
Simple hepatic cysts are one of the commonest liver lesions, occurring in ~2-7% of the population, There may be a slight female predilection.
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