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Fatty liver)delayed post infusion images1cm hyperenhancing lesion posterior segment right lobe liver image dr said watch diet should there be concern?
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Liver lesions: Liver lesions or "spots" are very common and most of the time are not something to worry about. Many lesions can be safely characterized and watching via imaging studies such as CT scans and ultrasound. Rarely, biopsy of a liver lesion is indicated.
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