What is an intrahepatic cystic low-density shadow?
Disease description:
Today I went to the hospital for a checkup. After the results came out, I found out there is a cystic low-density shadow in my liver. What is a cystic low-density shadow in the liver?
Doctor's answer (1)
Dr. Jin Zhongkui
Intrahepatic cystic low-density shadows refer to the radiological appearance of liver lesions on CT imaging. These shadows are usually caused by hepatic cysts, which are commonly seen in benign liver diseases and generally do not affect health. Small asymptomatic cysts typically require no treatment but necessitate regular follow-up with liver ultrasound examinations at the hospital.
