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A member asked:
I would like to ask what is" multiple tiny echogenic nodules scattered within the right liver. there is a complex cystic lesion in segment v?
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Descriptive: This is from results of testing a damaged liver. It is intended for use by the doctor who ordered the test to guide treatment and advise patient regarding decisions. You need to ask that doctor for a consultation. A 2nd opinion of results may make sense too if yoou are not clear. Best wishes!
Answered 2/18/2019
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