Haemangioma of the liver
Haemangiomata of the liver are the commonest benign tumour of the liver with an prevalence in the population of 3%. (1)
They are usually detected during a CT scan or ultrasound scan of the liver.
Asymptomatic haemangiomata do not require treatment; resection is reserved for large symptomatic tumours.
Reference:
- 1) Beckingham, IJ, Krige, JEJ (2001). Liver tumours. BMJ, 322,477-80.
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