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What does it mean by structural changes in liver?
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The liver and all other organs have an expected appearance based on past evaluations of normal patients. The wording just means it is not as expected, suggesting some illness or disorder has altered the way it appears on whatever study the words are used. What that means to the person must be decided and explained by the doctor who knows the case history.
Answered 7/29/2022
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