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T2-weighted magnetic resonance image showing multiple lesions in the right lobe of the liver
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A double contrast magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scan was subsequently performed, which revealed four distinct lesions [Figure 1].
Macroscopic view of resected specimen (opened), containing multiple soft pale-brown well-circumscribed lesions
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Histologically [Figures 2, 3a and b], these lesions were found to be hepatocellular adenomas.
Microscopic view of one of the liver lesions stained with hematoxylin and eosin (a, x10; b, x40) showing uniform small hepatocytes arranged in sheets and a moderate degree of macrovesicular steatosis. No cytological atypia is present and the lesions are unencapsulated and contain no portal tracts
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Histologically [Figures 2, 3a and b], these lesions were found to be hepatocellular adenomas.