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Case Reports
. 1989;19(4):234-6.
doi: 10.1007/BF02386841.

Follow-up imaging of benign pediatric liver tumors

D L Leary  1 , D A Weiskittel, C E Blane, A G Coran
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Case Reports

Follow-up imaging of benign pediatric liver tumors

D L Leary et al. Pediatr Radiol. 1989.
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Abstract

Though surgery has been recommended in the past for the management of benign hepatic tumors, the current emphasis is on medical management. This report of 4 cases with long-term (8-28 months) follow-up emphasizes the natural history of these tumors which serves to indicate the advantages and disadvantages of CT and ultrasound. The lesions typically involute with some calcification. Calcification can technically be a problem in follow-up with sonography.

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