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Dear lbada: Liver metastasisOvarian cancer metastasis Spleen metastasis - ct scan can appear as a single lesion or as multiple lesions. Ultrasound is good at distinguishing fluid filled versus solid but may not be the best test to differentiate between hemangioma and metastasis. Hemangiomas are not uncommon in the liver. The CT scan will hopefully help determine what this is.
hemangioma is very common on the liver, and generally is of no significance. Mets typically present as multiple. Sonogram isn't able to make a definite distinction, but given the size and singularity and apparent characteristics, it seems highly likely it's either a hemagioma or some other non-dangerous finding.