Labs: the inflammatory markers do not detect inflammation.
39-y/o male patient came to our emergency department due to sudden pain in the lower part of the abdomen.
A baseline ultrasound examination was recommended for follow-up.
Echographic findings: In the right liver lobe, conventional sonography delineates a 6 cm hypoechoic lesion with cystic areas.
After the native ultrasound examination, CEUS was recommended. The lesion does not show any contrast uptake.
Grey-Scale examination
Color doppler examination
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CEUS arterial examination
CEUS portal venous phase examination
CEUS late phase examination
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