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Ct scan result: liver is mildly enlarged in size 18cm cephalocaudad extension. no liver lesion is identified. is this a serious result?
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Not really : Sometimes liver can be mildly enlarged with no obvious reasons most of the time it is benign but to be on safe side. I will advise you to see a hepatology
Answered 7/4/2019
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