Titlebook: Benign Tumors of the Liver; Luca Aldrighetti,Francesco Cetta,Gianfranco Ferla Book 2015 Springer International Publishing AG Switzerland 2

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Adenoma and Biliary Cystadenomariate management consists of complete surgical excision and obtaining negative margins in order to lower the likelihood of recurrent or residual neoplastic disease. We describe the incidence, etiology, clinical presentation, and therapy of both lesions with a particular emphasis on appropriate management of these rare liver neoplasms.

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in which the surgical management of benign liver tumors differs from that of malignant tumors. The book concludes by examining the role of interventional radiology in patients with benign liver tumors.978-3-319-34673-1978-3-319-12985-3

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Imaging Modalitiese to assess (1) the nature of the lesions, (2) the number and size of liver abnormalities, and (3) the location of abnormalities relative to the vessels. All these aspects influence clinical and surgical decision making. This chapter describes a number of aspects of liver imaging including the curre

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Systematics of Imaging Morphologys shows a typical pattern on T2w images and on contrast-enhanced study. Further information in the distinction of these lesions is provided by the hepatobiliary phase at MRI with hepatocyte-specific contrast agents: while FNH is inconstantly hyperintense to the liver, all the other tumors tend to be

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Differential Diagnosis of Benign Liver Tumorsdominal US. However, in case of lesions detected in patients with history of cancer or chronic liver disease, a contrast-enhanced examination with CT or MR is frequently indicated. When nontypical imaging features are present, a percutaneous biopsy or surgical resection may be necessary.

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Benign Tumors of Bile Ducts and Gallbladder an uncertain diagnosis, which can mimic malignant lesions..Polyps of the GB include neoplastic and non-neoplastic lesions, and the majority of them are represented by cholesterol polyps (CPs) that have a prevalence of 60–90 %. CPs are composed by accumulation of triglycerides and cholesterol esters