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Right Upper Quadrant Ultrasound Infers Stable Hemangioma, Polyp In Gallbladder. Treatment Guidance?

I can t login? RIGHT UPPER QUADRANT ULTRASOUND: AN ECHOGENIC AREA WITHIN THE LIVER MOST LIKELY REPRESENTING A SMALL HEMANGIOMA IS SEEN 1.7 X 1.5 CM. AN ECHOGENIC AREA WITHIN THE GALLBLADDER WITHOUT SHADOWING CONSISTENT WITH A SMALL POLYP IS SEEN. THIS MEASURES 6 MM. THERE IS NO EVIDENCE OF CHOLELITHIASIS . COMMON DUCT IS 3 MM. GAS OBSCURES THE PANCREAS. THE RIGHT KIDNEY IS 12 CM WITHOUT HYDRONEPHROSIS . IVC AND THE AORTA TAPER NORMALLY. IMPRESSION: STABLE HEMANGIOMA NOTED. THIS HAD BEEN PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED ON A STUDY OF 17 MARCH 10. THERE IS ALSO A SMALL 6 MM POLYP IN THE GALLBLADDER. Thanks for your help!
Thu, 17 Jan 2013
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Hi,
Thanks for posting your query.
Presence of haemangioma in liver is a common ultrasound finding and as such there is no need of any treatment.
You should go for repeat ultrasound imaging at interval of 1-2 years for evaluation of increment in size of haemangioma.
Gall bladder polyp treatment depends on the size.
If it is > 10 mm then surgery is advisable.
Size of gall bladder polyp in your case is just 6 mm so there is no need of any intervention.
Rest of the ultrasound imaging findings is in normal limits.
You should also consult with internal medicine specialist/ surgeon.
Take care
Dr. Mayank Bhargava
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Right Upper Quadrant Ultrasound Infers Stable Hemangioma, Polyp In Gallbladder. Treatment Guidance?

Hi, Thanks for posting your query. Presence of haemangioma in liver is a common ultrasound finding and as such there is no need of any treatment. You should go for repeat ultrasound imaging at interval of 1-2 years for evaluation of increment in size of haemangioma. Gall bladder polyp treatment depends on the size. If it is 10 mm then surgery is advisable. Size of gall bladder polyp in your case is just 6 mm so there is no need of any intervention. Rest of the ultrasound imaging findings is in normal limits. You should also consult with internal medicine specialist/ surgeon. Take care Dr. Mayank Bhargava