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Objective To study the diagnosis and treatment of hepatic focal nodular hyperplasia(FNH).Methods The clinical data of 15 FNH patients proved by pathological examination were retrospectively analyzedResults Most cases of FNH were asymptomatic,and some had nonspecific symptom such as dull pain of upper abdomen.Most cases of FNH showed nodular lesion on liver imaging with isodensity or hypodensity on pre-contrast CT scan and strong enhancement during arterial phase.of the 15 FNH patients,5 eases were diagnosed by needle biopsy pathology,10 cases were diagnosed by postoperative pathology.And 10 cases underwent surgical resection(7 cages with irregular hepatectomy,1 case with resection of segment 7,2 cases with left lateral lobeetomy),2 cases underwent percutaneous transhepafic chemical ablation,3 cases underwent clinical observation.All cases were followed up,and no recurence or malignancy were found.Conclusion FNH is a kind of benign tumor of liver without specific clinical manifestation.Accurate diagnosis needs pathological examination.Surgical treatment is recommended in most cages.Close follow-up is recommended in cases without operation.
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Focal nodular hyperplasia (FNH) is a rare benign hepatic tumor occurring predominantly in women of childbearing age. Generally oral contraceptive is not associated with FNH but might accentuate the vascular abnormalities which may cause the lesion to enlarge and, very rarely, to rupture. FNH is typically asymptomatic and seldom bleeds. Often it is incidentally observed during imaging procedures performed for some other reasons. The histologic feature of FNH is characterized by areas of localized growth of mature hepatocytes and septal fibrosis. Surgical resection is seldom required because of the benign nature of the lesion and its lack of significant complication. We experienced a case of focal nodular hyperplasia without liver cirrhosis confirmed by surgical resection and histologic examination. in a 47-year-old man.