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Could you pls. tell me what hyper dense lesions are? my mother has them in her liver and kidneys. thanks!
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Hyperdense lesions: Hyperdense refers simply to the ability of a lesion in the liver or kidneys to echo ultrasound waves. It tells you nothing about what the lesion actually is. In order to do that, more sophisticated x-ray tests or perhaps even a biopsy may be necessary. Good luck.
Answered 3/17/2015
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