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I saw a large grey/white spot on my liver during an ultrasound. what are some of the possible causes?
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Not possible: To say without seeing the images and knowing history/symptoms. The report should describe abnormal findings and provide a presumptive cause for any abnormalities seen.
Answered 5/8/2015
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