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I just got a ultrasound and it shows i got a liver slightly heterogeneous what does that mean?

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Liver: This may represent fatty liver, cirrhosis, or infiltration by other disease processes such as cancer (which is less likely). Please follow up with your doctor.

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Answered 10/9/2020

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