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I have complex lesions with internal septation within the liver... what that mean ?
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Liver lesions: Liver lesions could be cysts or some other lesion . Hemangioma a, tum our and cysts or abscess can be there. Please see a gastroenterologist.
Answered 5/3/2014
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