European Journal of Cardiovascular Medicine

Introduction: Liver is the largest solid organ of the body and constitutes 2% of its body weight, varying in adult from 1200-1500 gms. Its functions are remarkably diverse and anatomy correspondingly complex. Liver, probably as a consequence of its anatomic iodation, size, dual blood supply and favorable nutritional elements, is the site of neoplastic lesions, which are greater in number and diversity than. Aims: To study various ultrasonography, CT and MRI patterns of FOCAL liver SOL in arriving at a specific diagnosis before surgery or biopsy, the importance’s of image guided extraction of tissues and fluids for histopathological examination and correlate the radiological diagnosis by histopathological studies. Materials and Methods: It’s an Institution based, prospective, cross sectional, comparative study. This Study was conducted one and half years at the DEPT OF RADIODIAGNOSIS ,KATIHAR MEDICAL COLLEGE , KATIHAR , BIHAR. Total 62 patients were included in this study. Result: It was found that, higher number of the patients had Provisional USG Diagnosis in Hepatic Sol [11 (21.2%)] which was statistically significant (p=.00758) (z=2.6685). In our study, lower number of the patients had Associate Finding in USG in Dilated IHBR [3(5.8%)] which was statistically significant (p< .00001) (z=4.36) and Density & Morphology of Lesions in Ct (p=.13888) (z=1.4825) which was statistically significant. Conclusion: We found that, lower number of the patients had Associate Finding in MRI in Breast Mass but which statistically significant and Histopathological Diagnosis in Carolidisease It was not statistically significant and higher number of the patients had CT & MRI Corroborative (z=5.099) but which statistically significant.