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What Does Predominantly Hyperechoic Sol In Right Liver Lobe Mean?

Hi I m 34 yrs and my yearly test have all normal reports other than ultrasound of liver. It says thr is a e/o well defined predominantly hyperechoic sol measuring 5.3 x5.1 cm seen in right lobe of liver ,indinting portal vein . liver size and shape is fine. Portal vein is normal calibre. Please advise
Thu, 18 Sep 2014
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1.Predominatly hypo-echoic lesion can be an abscess, hemorrhagic collection, mass lesion, malignancy can not be ruled out.
2.For further evaluation you need to get a triple phasic contrast enhanced computer tomography that will give the most probable diagnosis.
3.FNAC - fine needle aspiration cytology, BIOPSY are the confirmatory for the diagnosis.
4.Suggest lymph nodal assessment and chest x-ray for any malignant suspicion.
5.Get an appointment with surgeon and do needful investigation and treatment accordingly. Good luck.

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What Does Predominantly Hyperechoic Sol In Right Liver Lobe Mean?

Welcome to health care magic. 1.Predominatly hypo-echoic lesion can be an abscess, hemorrhagic collection, mass lesion, malignancy can not be ruled out. 2.For further evaluation you need to get a triple phasic contrast enhanced computer tomography that will give the most probable diagnosis. 3.FNAC - fine needle aspiration cytology, BIOPSY are the confirmatory for the diagnosis. 4.Suggest lymph nodal assessment and chest x-ray for any malignant suspicion. 5.Get an appointment with surgeon and do needful investigation and treatment accordingly. Good luck. Hope i have answered your query. Any thing to ask do not hesitate. Thank you.