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What does a isoechoic mass in the liver mean?
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Mass: It means that a mass was observed that had about the same echo characteristics as the surrounding liver. The significance of the mass would have to be further evaluated, usually with a needle biopsy, done under ultrasound or ct guidance.
Answered 4/18/2015
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