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Liver Masses and Cysts

Liver Masses and Cysts

Not every liver mass or cyst is cancer, and not every lesion requires surgery.

Liver Masses and Cysts

Not every liver mass or cyst is cancer, and not every lesion requires surgery.

What is this condition?

Hemangioma, focal nodular hyperplasia, hepatocellular adenoma and simple cysts have different biological characteristics.

Signs and symptoms

Most benign lesions cause no symptoms; large or complicated lesions may cause discomfort.

Diagnostic assessment

Cancer history, chronic liver disease risk and contrast-enhanced imaging features are important in assessment.

General treatment framework

Need for surveillance, further imaging, biopsy or surgery depends on lesion type.

Role of surgery

Surgery may be considered for selected lesions with diagnostic uncertainty, growth, complications or malignant potential.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Does a liver mass mean cancer?

No. Many liver masses are benign.

Does a simple cyst need surgery?

Most simple asymptomatic cysts need no treatment.

What is a hemangioma?

It is a common benign vascular liver lesion.

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Last Updated

10.09.2026

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