Unlikely: It would be very unlikely. Other tests that could be done to confirm are MRI, CT scan or liver biopsy. You could consult a hepatologist for evaluation.
Answered 7/17/2014
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Likely: cirrhosis can often be 'compensated' meaning no issues with bloodwork. USG is notoriously poor at picking up cirrhosis - again only good at decompensated stages, when there is an enlarged spleen and perhaps ascites. the true diagnosis is made by biopsy or now fibroscan.
Answered 8/3/2014
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