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What does this mean is it bad? "the liver demonstrates homogeneous signal intensity without focal lesion"?
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Sounds normal: I assume the report includes other verbage, but what phrase you are questioning is an observation by the radiologist that the liver is not fatty nor has tumors or cysts.
Answered 10/23/2019
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