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What is slightly generalized echogenicity of the liver? measures 14.6cm. no dilatatio no of ducts. no focal hypo or hyperechoic area. no free fluid.
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It means: that the liver tissue looks slightly brighter/whiter than normal liver on ultrasound. This is most commonly seen in fatty liver, which I see you list as one of your conditions.
Answered 10/24/2015
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