A 15-year-old child came to a control ultrasound with a diagnosis of 4th segment liver lesion, presumably hemangioma. Pictures of previous ultrasound are comparable with the current ones. At the current ultrasound in the projection of the ligamentum teres(round ligament) of the liver / anterior sections of the 4th segments of the liver, a hyperechoic structure up to 2x1 cm in size is visualized - I have interpreted it as a fat accumulation near the round ligament of the liver - that is, there are no pathological changes and therefore there is nothing to monitor. external link | 
