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My fibroscan said fatty liver ultrasound said slightly increased hepatic echogenicity ct or mri never picked up anything but cyst. why did this occur???
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The fibroscan looks at your liver differently and can see different things just as CT and MRI see the liver differently.
Answered 9/30/2021
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