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What is nonspecific diffuse liver parenchymal disease and can it relate to acute hepatitist.i'm c?
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Liver: This is common finding on Ultrasound and not specific for specific liver disease
Answered 9/12/2017
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Yes, : Hepatitis could show up like that on ultrasound, along with numerous other processes, which is why the appearance is referred to as nonspecific.
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The 'Finding' on US "increased parenchymal echogenicity w/out focal mass lesion." The Impression states: "Echodense liver consistent w/ diffuse hepatocellular disease." Is it more likely simple fatty liver, another type of fatty liver, or cirrhosis?
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