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I got the medical report about liver as follows: intact wall echo of portal venous radicles 9.6x 10.7cm anechoic mass .. is it harmful?
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Yes: That suggests something solid growing in your liver that should not be there. See a doctor very soon!
Answered 12/19/2016
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