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Biopsy revealed fibrosis due to alcohol in liver a few months ago. today i read note that says abdomen ultraound normal. did fibrosis go away?
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No: Fibrosis that is still fairly mild and that involves the small units of the liver uniformly does not produce the large tissue consistency interfaces that ultrasound detects
Answered 7/24/2015
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