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Liver enlarged & echogenic consistent with nonspecific hepatic parenchymal disease such as steatosis. no focal mass is seen.spleen size 16cm??
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See doctor: The size of the spleen is of note. This enlarges for many reasons. The liver also enlarged is of concern as well. There should be a coordinated laboratory values to help make sense of imaging results. Not a good idea to speculate on cause without more data. Speak to your doctor for more data
Answered 1/28/2021
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