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Visualized portions of the liver are homogeneous in echogenicity. no gross focal hepatic lesion" what does this mean?
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This is normal.: It means that the liver is uniform (the same all over) and doesn't have any areas that are scarred or damaged or abnormal.
Answered 1/26/2021
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