Unit 6- Benign Hepatic Tumors

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What are Hepatic Tumors?

•Neoplasm

•Any new growth of new tissue

•Either benign or malignant

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What is a Benign Hepatic Tumor?

•Growth occurs locally but does not spread or invade surrounding structures

•May push on them or adhere to them

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What is a Malignant Hepatic Tumor?

•Growth of mass is uncontrolled & will spread or metastasize to nearby or distant structures thru the bloodstream or lymph nodes

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Cavernous Hemangioma is the:

Most common benign liver lesion

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What are the sonographic features of a Cavernous Hemangioma?

-Echogenic

-Homogenous

-Posterior enhancement

-Round or oval

-Well-defined borders

-Larger masses may show necrosis, degeneration, calcification

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What does an atypical hemangioma look like sonographically?

-Hyperechoic periphery

-Hypoechoic central core

-“Reverse” target pattern

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What is this Image showing?

Capillary Hemangioma

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What is the second most common benign liver mass after a hemangioma?

Focal Nodular Hyperplasia (FNH)

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What is a characteristic of a Focal Nodular Hyperplasia?

Scarring

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After discontinuance of birth control in Focal Nodular Hyperplasia, what is the result?

Shrinkage

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What are the sonographic findings of Focal Nodular Hyperplasia?

-Nonspecific

-Solitary, well-defined

-Non-encapsulated

-Multinodular

-Echogenic to isoechoic

-May have distinct central scar - (Hypoechoic)

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What is an Adenoma?

-Uncommon Benign Mass

-Usually solitary

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What can an Adenoma turn into?

May transform into HCC

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If a rupture of an Adenoma occurs, what does it cause?

Hemoperitoneum

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What are the sonographic features of an Adenoma?

-Rounded

-Hypoechoic (but varies)

-Well encapsulated

-Solitary but may be multiple

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What is a Hepatic Cystadenoma?

Rare neoplasm which contains cystic structures within the lesion

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Hepatic Cystadenomas occur more in?

Middle-aged women

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A Hepatic Cystadenoma is:

Premalignant potential

Palpable abdominal mass

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What does a Hepatic Cystadenoma look like on an ultrasound?

Multilocular lesions with mucinous fluid

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The Benign Hepatic Masses include:

  • Cavernous Hemangioma

  • Focal Nodular Hyperplasia

  • Adenoma

  • Hepatic Cystadenoma

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