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what does - liver- low attenuation lesions too numerous to count . lesions throughout the liver nonenhancing. statistically represent small cyst versu?

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Dr. Ajay Acharya
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Haemangioma/metastas: Blood vessel malformations can present in liver. Metastasis of cancer can occur. Certain parasites can form cysts in liver. Hematogenous spread of infection can seed in liver. See PMD for correlation.
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