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Minimal dilatation of the left sided intrahepatic ducts. a thin silver of fluid is seen around the liver. please advice what it means? is this normal?
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Radiologist: In situations like this your physician should sit down with the radiologist who interpreted your study and get an impression of what possibilities the findings suggest and whether further imaging studies or repeat study in the future is recommended. This is truly a matter for a radiological specialist and a referral to a gastroenterologist may be recommended also.
Answered 9/27/2020
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I had a CT and it said I have a 1-cm cyst in my left liver lobe and central intrahepatic biliary tree dilatation should I worry?
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