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Us: "liver is homogeneous in architecture with no focal abnormalities. prominent, 18cm." does this mean fatty? 6' 1", 188, drinker, 27yo, lfts normal.
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Fatty liver?: The finding of an enlarged homogeneous-appearing liver could be consistent with a fatty liver (hepatosteatosis), especially in someone who drinks. Have your cholesterol profile checked. Try to cut back on the drinking - may help. Have liver enzymes monitored.
Answered 9/21/2016
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