Giant hepatic hemangiomas present a considerable risk of rupture, particularly in patients with large lesions, thereby posing potential life-threatening consequences.[1] Hence, these patients need effective therapeutic interventions.Currently, there is no universally accepted standard for the management of hepatic hemangiomas.A 74-year-old patient, who was diagnosed 20 years earlier with a hepatic hemangioma in the left lobe, was advised to observe the lesion without any medical intervention.A follow-up
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