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I want to know what that mean " the liver is mildly enlarged yet showing homogeneous c.t. density "?
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Liver CT Results: As you stated, your ct results shows that the liver is slightly enlarged. No reason for this enlargement is given. There are many reasons why the liver could be enlarged. Homogeneous ct density is suggesting that the entire liver looks the same from a ct perspective. This could suggest that no tumor or other abnormality was seen. If your doctor wants to further explore, an MRI is usually next.
Answered 6/10/2014
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