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What is meant by solid subtle lesions in liver which are ill-defined and not visualised on the arterial phrase of ct scan?

Q: what is meant by solid subtle lesions in liver which are ill-defined and not visualised on the arterial phrase of ct scan?

: That means there is no vessel in the lesion(s) or the lesion(s) is (are) not contrast enhanced. Benign lesions are more likely not contrast enhanced.

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That means there is no vessel in the lesion(s) or the lesion(s) is (are) not contrast enhanced. Benign lesions are more likely not contrast enhanced.

Answered 7/14/2021

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What is meant by solid subtle lesions in liver which are ill-defined and not visualised on the arterial phrase of ct scan?

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