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How common are low-level density lesions in the liver?
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Liver lesions: Liver cysts are actually fairly common, there are other causes that are not so benign. Often it is best to have complimentary studies such as an ultrasound and MRI to best evaluate the cause.
Answered 8/17/2016
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