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Can u help me understand my ct results ? there is subtle geographic, heterogeneous enhancement along the periphery of the right and left hepatic lobes on the portal venous phase images periportal edema is noted in the liver?

Q: can u help me understand my ct results ? there is subtle geographic, heterogeneous enhancement along the periphery of the right and left hepatic lobes on the portal venous phase images periportal edema is noted in the liver?

: Those CT findings are present in a congested liver. Do you have problem with your heart or lungs?

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Those CT findings are present in a congested liver. Do you have problem with your heart or lungs?

Answered 8/13/2021

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A member asked:

Can u help me understand my ct results ? there is subtle geographic, heterogeneous enhancement along the periphery of the right and left hepatic lobes on the portal venous phase images periportal edema is noted in the liver?

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Dr. Hiep Le answered

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