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Hypoechoic small mass 9*9mm

2025-02-12 12:16:43
There is a single hypoechoic small mass lesion in the rt lobe of liver measuring approx 9*9 mm. What should I do for this, is it harmful or serious?
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Pls visit a doctor with scan report www.drgandhi.org

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