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Meaning on a ct enterography? "wedge-shaped area of early arterial enhancement noted at the border of segments 4a and 8 likely representing thad. no suspicious focal liver lesion identified"

Q: meaning on a ct enterography? "wedge-shaped area of early arterial enhancement noted at the border of segments 4a and 8 likely representing thad. no suspicious focal liver lesion identified"

: If there is no suspicious liver lesion identified, THAD lesion is a physiological phenomenon caused by the dual hepatic blood supply which is a benign finding.

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If there is no suspicious liver lesion identified, THAD lesion is a physiological phenomenon caused by the dual hepatic blood supply which is a benign finding.

Answered 9/21/2022

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A member asked:

Meaning on a ct enterography? "wedge-shaped area of early arterial enhancement noted at the border of segments 4a and 8 likely representing thad. no suspicious focal liver lesion identified"

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