Hepatocellular adenoma physical examination

There are no specific physical examination findings associated with hepatocellular adenoma. Patients can present with right upper quadrant abdominal tenderness and guarding.

• There are no specific physical examination findings related to hepatocellular adenoma, but the right upper quadrant abdominal tenderness and guarding can be elicited in some patients secondary to bleeding within the hepatocellular adenoma.

• Patients usually appear well.

• Vital signs of patients with hepatocellular adenoma are usually normal.

• Skin examination of patients with hepatocellular adenoma is usually normal.

• HEENT examination of patients with hepatocellular adenoma is usually normal.

• Neck examination of patients with hepatocellular adenoma is usually normal.

• Pulmonary examination of patients with hepatocellular adenoma is usually normal.

• Cardiovascular examination of patients with hepatocellular adenoma is usually normal.

• Right upper quadrant abdominal tenderness^[1][2]
• Guarding

• Back examination of patients with hepatocellular adenoma is usually normal.

• Genitourinary examination of patients with hepatocellular adenoma is usually normal.

• Neuromuscular examination of patients with hepatocellular adenoma is usually normal.

• Extremities examination of patients with hepatocellular adenoma is usually normal.

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