Christopher M. Chandler , Kevin P. Labadie , James O. Park , Camtu D. Truong
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Abstract
Hepatic adenomas are benign but carry risk of hemorrhage and malignant transformation, the latter complication being more common in those with β-catenin mutations. We report a case of hepatocellular carcinoma arising in a large inflammatory hepatic adenoma (9.2 cm) with β-catenin mutation. Gross pathology, radiology, and histopathology are shown. This case highlights the risk of malignant transformation that accompanies large tumor size, β-catenin activation, and reinforces the need for surgical intervention in such cases.