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I was told by my dr i had both hypotenuse and hyperdense lesions on my liver. what is the difference, what do they mean, what is it?
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Liver specialist: Ask your doctor to refer you to a liver specialist who will be in a better position to interpret the results and make appropriate recommendations.
Answered 1/31/2015
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