Hemangiomas hepáticos: aspectos ultra-sonográficos e clínicos

Márcio Martins Machado; Ana Cláudia Ferreira Rosa; Marcella Stival Lemes; Orlando Milhomem Da Mota; Osterno Queiroz Da Silva; Paulo Moacir De Oliveira Campoli; Jales Benevides Santana Filho; Paulo Adriano Barreto; Rodrigo Alvarenga Nunes; Mariana Caetano Barreto; Patrícia Medeiros Milhomem; Leonardo Medeiros Milhomem; Gustavo Barboza De Oliveira; Fernanda Barboza De Oliveira; Félix Cristiano Ferreira De Castro; Alexandre Menezes De Brito; Nestor De Barros; Giovanni Guido Cerri

doi:10.1590/S0100-39842006000600013

Hemangiomas hepáticos: aspectos ultra-sonográficos e clínicos

Translated title of the contribution: Liver hemangiomas: Ultrasound and clinical features

Márcio Martins Machado, Ana Cláudia Ferreira Rosa, Marcella Stival Lemes, Orlando Milhomem Da Mota, Osterno Queiroz Da Silva, Paulo Moacir De Oliveira Campoli, Jales Benevides Santana Filho, Paulo Adriano Barreto, Rodrigo Alvarenga Nunes, Mariana Caetano Barreto, Patrícia Medeiros Milhomem, Leonardo Medeiros Milhomem, Gustavo Barboza De Oliveira, Fernanda Barboza De Oliveira, Félix Cristiano Ferreira De Castro, Alexandre Menezes De Brito, Nestor De Barros, Giovanni Guido Cerri

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Hemangiomas are the most common benign tumors of the liver, occurring in all age groups, and more frequently in adults. The vast majority of hemangiomas are small, asymptomatic, and are incidentally discovered. Larger lesions may eventually produce symptoms. The sonographic aspect of these tumors varies, the lesions being typically small, well defined and hyperechoic. In this study the authors review clinical and sonographic features of hemangiomas, highlighting the clinical significance of such features to be taken into consideration in the treatment of affected patients.

Translated title of the contribution	Liver hemangiomas: Ultrasound and clinical features
Original language	Portuguese
Pages (from-to)	441-446
Number of pages	6
Journal	Radiologia Brasileira
Volume	39
Issue number	6
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1590/S0100-39842006000600013
State	Published - Nov 2006
Externally published	Yes

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Hemangioma
Liver
Ultrasound

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Machado, M. M., Rosa, A. C. F., Lemes, M. S., Da Mota, O. M., Da Silva, O. Q., Campoli, P. M. D. O., Santana Filho, J. B., Barreto, P. A., Nunes, R. A., Barreto, M. C., Milhomem, P. M., Milhomem, L. M., De Oliveira, G. B., De Oliveira, F. B., De Castro, F. C. F., De Brito, A. M., De Barros, N., & Cerri, G. G. (2006). Hemangiomas hepáticos: aspectos ultra-sonográficos e clínicos. Radiologia Brasileira, 39(6), 441-446. https://doi.org/10.1590/S0100-39842006000600013

Machado, MM, Rosa, ACF, Lemes, MS, Da Mota, OM, Da Silva, OQ, Campoli, PMDO, Santana Filho, JB, Barreto, PA, Nunes, RA, Barreto, MC, Milhomem, PM, Milhomem, LM, De Oliveira, GB, De Oliveira, FB, De Castro, FCF, De Brito, AM, De Barros, N & Cerri, GG 2006, 'Hemangiomas hepáticos: aspectos ultra-sonográficos e clínicos', Radiologia Brasileira, vol. 39, no. 6, pp. 441-446. https://doi.org/10.1590/S0100-39842006000600013

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