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[Hepatic hemangioma: limitations of echo-scintigraphic diagnosis]
Minerva Medica
|November 10, 1982
Abstract:
The Authors report a case of percutaneous liver biopsy of a solitary hepatic lesion complicated by a serious haemorrhage. By a timely surgical operation an hepatic hemangioma has been detected. The lack of diagnostic accuracy of the echo-scintigraphic detection in assessing a solitary hepatic lesion is analyzed.
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