Patient presents with complaints possibly indicative of liver cysts.  Symptoms reported include (if applicable) abdominal discomfort or pain, right upper quadrant pain, bloating, nausea, early satiety, or palpable abdominal mass.  Asymptomatic presentation is also common, with incidental discovery often during imaging studies performed for other indications.  Physical examination reveals (describe findings; e.g., hepatomegaly, tenderness on palpation, normal findings).  Differential diagnosis includes simple hepatic cysts, polycystic liver disease, hydatid cysts, cystic liver neoplasms (cystadenoma, cystadenocarcinoma), and abscess.  Diagnostic workup may include abdominal ultrasound, CT scan of the abdomen with and without contrast, MRI of the liver with and without contrast, and blood tests including liver function tests (LFTs), complete blood count (CBC), and tumor markers (if indicated).  Imaging characteristics, such as cyst size, number, morphology, and wall characteristics, will guide further management.  If simple hepatic cysts are confirmed and asymptomatic, observation and monitoring are typically recommended.  Symptomatic cysts may require interventions such as aspiration, sclerotherapy, or laparoscopic fenestration.  For complex cysts or suspicious findings, further evaluation including biopsy may be necessary to rule out malignancy.  Patient education regarding liver cyst symptoms, prognosis, and treatment options was provided.  Follow-up imaging and clinical evaluation will be scheduled as needed.  ICD-10 code (e.g., K76.89 Other specified diseases of liver) will be used for coding purposes depending on the specific diagnosis.  Medical billing will reflect the evaluation and management services provided, as well as any procedures performed.