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Frequencies of different benign and malignant focal hepatic lesions on Triphasic CT scanning in patients referred with suspicion of Hepatocellular carcinoma.

Shazia Yusuf, Saba Binte Kashmir, Raja Amjad Mehmood.

Abstract
Objective: To determine the frequencies of different benign and malignant focal hepatic lesions on Triphasic CT studies in patients referred with suspicion of hepatocellular carcinoma.
Methodology: This descriptive cross sectional study was carried out at Department of Radiology, Capital Hospital, CDA, Islamabad and included 88 patients referred with suspicion of hepatocellular carcinoma. Out of these, 35 were hepatitis C positive and had chronic liver disease with irregular margins on CT scan. Data were analyzed using SPSS version 16.
Results: Among 88 patients, 165 focal hepatic lesions (97 malignant and 68 benign) were detected. Hepatocellular carcinoma was most common in patients with chronic liver disease and hemangioma was most common among benign focal lesions.
Conclusion: Triphasic CT scan enables detection of a wide range of focal hepatic lesions. Hepatocellular carcinoma was the most common focal hepatic lesion in patients with chronic liver disease.

Key words: Focal hepatic lesions, hemangioma, hepatocellular carcinoma, triphasic CT scan.


 
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Shazia Yusuf, Saba Binte Kashmir, Raja Amjad Mehmood. Frequencies of different benign and malignant focal hepatic lesions on Triphasic CT scanning in patients referred with suspicion of Hepatocellular carcinoma.. RMJ. 2016; 41(1): 39-42.


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Shazia Yusuf, Saba Binte Kashmir, Raja Amjad Mehmood. Frequencies of different benign and malignant focal hepatic lesions on Triphasic CT scanning in patients referred with suspicion of Hepatocellular carcinoma.. RMJ. 2016; 41(1): 39-42.



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Shazia Yusuf, Saba Binte Kashmir, Raja Amjad Mehmood. Frequencies of different benign and malignant focal hepatic lesions on Triphasic CT scanning in patients referred with suspicion of Hepatocellular carcinoma.. RMJ. (2016), [cited December 06, 2023]; 41(1): 39-42.



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Shazia Yusuf, Saba Binte Kashmir, Raja Amjad Mehmood (2016) Frequencies of different benign and malignant focal hepatic lesions on Triphasic CT scanning in patients referred with suspicion of Hepatocellular carcinoma.. RMJ, 41 (1), 39-42.



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Shazia Yusuf, Saba Binte Kashmir, Raja Amjad Mehmood. 2016. Frequencies of different benign and malignant focal hepatic lesions on Triphasic CT scanning in patients referred with suspicion of Hepatocellular carcinoma.. Rawal Medical Journal, 41 (1), 39-42.



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Shazia Yusuf, Saba Binte Kashmir, Raja Amjad Mehmood. "Frequencies of different benign and malignant focal hepatic lesions on Triphasic CT scanning in patients referred with suspicion of Hepatocellular carcinoma.." Rawal Medical Journal 41 (2016), 39-42.



MLA (The Modern Language Association) Style

Shazia Yusuf, Saba Binte Kashmir, Raja Amjad Mehmood. "Frequencies of different benign and malignant focal hepatic lesions on Triphasic CT scanning in patients referred with suspicion of Hepatocellular carcinoma.." Rawal Medical Journal 41.1 (2016), 39-42. Print.



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Shazia Yusuf, Saba Binte Kashmir, Raja Amjad Mehmood (2016) Frequencies of different benign and malignant focal hepatic lesions on Triphasic CT scanning in patients referred with suspicion of Hepatocellular carcinoma.. Rawal Medical Journal, 41 (1), 39-42.