Twenty-five solitary small echogenic lesions in the liver were retrospectively analysed which were collected from July 1983 to Oct. 1986 at yonsei university youngdong severance hospital. The results as follow : 1. Lesions consist of 11 hemangioma, 11 hepatocellular carcinoma, 1 pseudotumor in fatty liver, 1 cystadenoma and 1 metastatic lesion from stomach carcinoma. 2. Hemangiomas show strong echogenic foci in all cases which is contact with liver capsule in 6 cases out of 11 cases. Echotexture of hemangioma was hemogenous in 9 cases. There show no peripheral halo in 10 cases. 3. Hepatocellular carcinoma was associated with cirrhosis in all cases. Peripheral sonoluscent halo was noted in 10 cases. Lesions over 3cm show heterogenous textures in 5 out of 6 cases. Lesions below 3cm could bge hyperechoic, hyperechoic or isoechoic. 4. Hypoechoic lesion anterior to portal vein which was ween in fatty liver, disappeared after improvement of fatty liver which suggest pseudotumor. One case of cystadenoma show unusual strong echogenic focus. One case of echogenic focus revealed metastatic malignancy from stomach carcinoma.