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I had a ct scan done yesterday and they said my liver was hyper density should i be concerned? what does that mean
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Difficult to say: without additional details and/or the images, but a uniformly "hyperdense" liver on CT raises the question of hemosiderosis(excessive iron accumulation) or other deposition disorder.
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