Diagnostic Ultrasound - Abdomen and Pelvis

Hepatic Cavernous Hemangioma
Diagnoses: Liver
(Left) Transverse grayscale US
of the liver using a highfrequency
transducer shows a
"typical atypical" appearance
of a hemangioma in which the
margins st are echogenic and
the center ſt is hypoechoic.
(Right) Transverse and
longitudinal views show a
"typical atypical" hemangioma
st with an echogenic rim and
a hypoechoic center.
(Left) Transverse grayscale
ultrasound of the liver shows a
"typical atypical" hemangioma
with a well-defined echogenic
periphery st and hypoechoic
center ſt. (Right) Transverse
color Doppler ultrasound of
the same hemangioma shows
minimal, if any, detectable
vascularity ſt.
(Left) Transverse and
longitudinal views of the same
lesion show a well-defined,
echogenic hemangioma st.
(Right) Transverse highfrequency
US of the liver
shows a well-defined,
homogeneously echogenic
hemangioma st.
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