I have shared my father's usg report:
Age: 66
Took Bp , cholesterol and
thyroid medicine
Liver:
Liver is normal (~12.43 CM) in size, having normal shape, regular smooth outline and of homogeneous hyperechoic echotexture. One small hyperechoic SOL ( 8.7*7.6 mm) is seen in the right lobe of liver without any vascularity or calcification - Suggestive of hemangioma . Intra hepatic bilary radicles are not dilated. Branches of portal vein are normal.
Impression:
Grade 1 fatty changes with small hemangioma.
Is it dangerous? What treatment should do?