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Hypoechoic cyst 8x7 mm, hepatic hemangio

2025-04-17 10:01:34
6 months ago I did whole abdomen USG where hypoechoic cyst and hepatic hemangioma detected. So after 6 month in follow up USG the report shows that there was no cyst and hemangioma. Is it possible that these two are dissolve by its own. Because in follow up USG time radiologist saw the previous reports also.
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No need to worry for small hepatic hemangiomas and hypoechoic cysts without any symptoms
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regular follow ups needed

Answered2025-04-18 08:15:10

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