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My liver mri says t2 hyperintense non-enhancing lesion. can this be cancer or does non-enhancing mean benign?
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Need background hist: Tell us your medical history such as why did you have the MRI done? Do you have any symptoms/problems in your abdomen and in your liver functions? Go back to your doctor who ordered the MRI scan of your liver. He/she can explain the results. We also need to share with us the official reading /report of your MRI by the Radiologist.
Answered 6/30/2018
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