Question: I had ultrasounds in 2009 and 2011 for my liver after having abdominal pain. The abdominal pain wasn't seen as attributed liver. Here are my most current results. I am going to get a CT scan, but was concerned about the fact that one lesion was hypoechoic as I understand these are more often cancerous. Also, is common to have more than one hemangioma?

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Here are my results:

No significant change in
echogenic subcentimeter hepatic lesion, probable hemangioma.
Stable subcentimeter right hepatic cyst. No significant change in
echogenic left hepatic lesion measuring approximately 1 cm in
diameter, probable hemangioma. 1.4 cm relatively echogenic lesion
at inferior right hepatic lobe that is probably not significantly
changed in size given differences in sampling, though appears
slightly more echogenic. Other previously described hypoechoic
lesion in right hepatic lobe is more difficult to visualize, also
possibly slightly more hyperechoic and may represent poorly
discriminated approximately 1 cm lesion similar in location. Two
approximately 4-6 mm echogenic lesions noted adjacent to
gallbladder fossa within hepatic parenchyma, non specific but
probably also hemangiomas. In the lateral aspect of the left
hepatic lobe an additional possibly new echogenic hepatic lesion
is seen measuring up to 9 mm in diameter. Normal hepatopetal portal venous flow.