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Is liver haemongioma a serious problem?
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Hepatic hemangiomas: ... are rather common. One autopsy study showed them present it up to 20% of people. When small (less than 4 cm), they are usually asymptomatic and remain so. Larger ones can cause abdominal pain or other symptoms.
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