Giant pedunculated hepatic hemangioma accompanied by a 10‐year history of taking oral contraceptive: A case report and literature review
Pirouz Samidoust,
Maziar Moayerifar,
Maede Mohammadian
et al.
Abstract:Key Clinical MessageGiant pedunculated hepatic hemangiomas, mostly seen in women, are considered a rare type of giant hepatic hemangioma, with challenging diagnosis. Unlike other types of liver hemangiomas, they can manifest different kinds of symptoms, and are prone to life‐threatening manifestations like rupture or torsion.AbstractHemangioma is the most common benign liver primary tumor. Hepatic hemangioma >4 cm (some studies suggest >10 cm) is referred to as a giant hemangioma. Although hepatic hemang… Show more
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