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What does this mean liver shows prominent heterogeneous enhancement particulate of subcapsular area. at hepatic dome, there is a 11mm hyperenhancing mass.
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Could be anything : This could be anything and since you did nit say why you had the test this could be a cyst, this could be a hemangioma or possible cancer
Answered 12/27/2020
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