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What is diff betwen hypoechoic vs hyperechoic livr lesion seen in ultrasound? can they both be either benign or malignent?
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Black or white?: This is a description of the appearance of the lesion on the ultrasound as it reflects the sound waves. Hyper is more white and hypo is black. They can be both benign or malignant depending on other characteristics of the lesions and clinical context.
Answered 8/24/2018
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