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Small echogenic lesion in right lobe of
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Today I have done USG of whole abdomen for stone status check but radiologist found a small echogenic lesion in right lobe (10×11 mm). Pls check the report is there any thing needs to concern? What should I do next?
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I cm heamangioma is often incidental finding , consult a doctor is pain or jaundice occurs.
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The ultrasound shows a small echogenic lesion (10×11 mm) in the liver, most likely a benign hemangioma, which is a very common and harmless finding. The rest of your abdominal scan is normal, so there is no immediate cause for concern.
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No urgent treatment is needed. You can do a follow-up ultrasound after 6–12 months to ensure stability. If required, your doctor may advise a contrast CT/MRI for confirmation.
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Consult a doctor earlier if you develop persistent pain, weight loss, or any new symptoms, but in most cases this remains incidental and non-problematic.
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Dr. Amarnath A
Gastroenterologist
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Consult if pain persists.
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