Unit 6- Malignant Hepatic Masses ~ Elie

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Primary malignant liver tumors are:

Rare

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What is the most common malignant hepatic neoplasm?

HCC or Hepatoma

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What are the clinical signs of liver cancer?

  • Nausea & vomiting

  • Fatigue

  • Weight loss

  • Hepatomegaly

  • Portal HTN & Splenomegaly are common

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What is HCC?

Hepatocellular Carcinoma

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In HCC, what precedes 80% percent of cases?

Cirrhosis

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In HCC, what precedes 20% of cases?

Hepatitis, Parasites, and carcinogenic exposure

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What are the sonographic signs of HCC?

  • Focal

  • Hypoechoic, hyperechoic or isoechoic with thin hypoechoic halo

  • Multi-nodular or diffuse

  • Hepatomegaly

  • Biliary obstruction

  • Portal hypertension

  • Ascites

  • Budd-Chiari syndrome

  • Disturbed flow patterns

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What is the treatment for a Hepatoma?

  • Resected if one lobe

  • Chemotherapy

  • Prognosis is poor

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What is the most common malignant tumor of the liver?

Metastatic Disease

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Where does metastatic disease spread from?

  • GI tract (Colon)

  • Breast

  • Lung

  • Pancreas

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Metastatic disease spreads via:

  • Blood

  • Lymph

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What are the sonographic features of Metastatic Disease?

-Hepatomegaly

-Solitary or Multiple masses

-Hyperechoic (Colon)

-Hypoechoic

-Isoechoic

-Diffuse

-Ascites

-Adenopathy

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What are the types of masses associated with metastatic disease?

  • Cystic

  • Target

  • Bull’s Eye

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In metastatic disease there is:

No invasion of portal or hepatic vessels

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The majority of lesions with “halo” are either:

HCC or metastases

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To determine what type of mass is being identified it requires:

Further investigation to determine the status

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What are the 4 types of Lymphoma’s

  • Hodgkin’s

  • Non-Hodgkin’s

  • Burkitt’s

  • Leukemia

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What is the echogenicity of a lymphoma?

Hypoechoic

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What are the most common malignancies in pediatric patients?

  • Neuroblastomas

  • Wilm’s Tumor

  • Leukemia

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An Angiosarcoma is also known as?

Kupffer Cell Sarcoma

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What is an angiosarcoma?

  • Rare

  • Dilated sinusoids with necrotic hepatocytes leave vascular channels lined with malignant cells

  • Toxin exposure link with inhalation

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What does an angiosarcoma look like on ultrasound?

  • Hyper and hypoechoic areas

  • Hepatosplenomegaly

  • Ascites

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What are the Malignant Hepatic Masses?

  • Hepatocellular Carcinoma

  • Hepatoma

  • Metastatic Disease

  • Hepatic Adenoma with Halo

  • Lymphoma

  • Angiosarcoma