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What does"nonspecific & therefore indeterminate parenchymal liver lesion that needs sonographic surveillance" indicates in a ct scan result?
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It means: a diagnosis cannot be made at this time but follow-up with ultrasound is recommended. (N.B. a "cyst" is suspected) Hope this helps Dr Z
Answered 5/6/2017
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