Focal Nodular Hyperplasia: Hepatic Diagnosis and Clinical Management
1. Introduction Focal nodular hyperplasia represents the second most common benign solid tumour of the liver, surpassed in frequency only by hepatic hemangiomas. Despite its classification as a tumour, this condition is not a true neoplasm driven by genetic mutations. Instead, modern hepatology recognizes focal nodular hyperplasia as a localized, hyperplastic response of normal liver … Read more