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Grade 2 fatty liver

2024-04-09 06:18:57
Liver is mildly enlarged in size and shows bright echotexture. Interhepatic portal and hepatic venous systems appear normal. No obvious intrahepatic mass lesion is seen. Intrahepatic biliary radicles are not dilated.PV = 10mm Impression: Grade 2 fatty inflammation of the liver. This is a report from 10 months ago doctor. Is it serious? Can it be cured? Please help doctor
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