Diagnostic Ultrasound - Abdomen and Pelvis

Hepatic Cavernous Hemangioma
(Left) Longitudinal color
Doppler US of the right lobe of
the liver shows a well-defined
echogenic hemangioma st
with adjacent vessel but
without detectable internal
vascularity in the lesion itself.
(Right) Longitudinal oblique
US of the liver shows an
echogenic, well-defined
hemangioma st. Minimal
posterior acoustic
enhancement ſt is seen,
which is thought to be related
to the homogeneous internal
architecture of hemangiomas.
Diagnoses: Liver
(Left) Longitudinal view of the
liver shows a well-defined
echogenic hemangioma st
just below the liver capsule
with minimal posterior
acoustic enhancement ſt.
(Right) Transverse and
longitudinal color Doppler
images show a well-defined
echogenic hemangioma st
without detectable internal
vascularity.
(Left) Longitudinal grayscale
US of the right lobe of the liver
shows a homogeneously
echogenic hemangioma st
with posterior acoustic
enhancement ſt. (Right)
Longitudinal color Doppler US
of the same patient shows no
detectable internal vascularity
in the hemangioma st.
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