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Isoechoic lesion in liver

2022-08-25 19:03:31
Good evng doc this is vineeth.. Recently I have underwent gen health check up and in ultra sound it is found that there is isoechoic lesion which is of 42×39mm size noted in segment 7..may I know is it a worrying thing? And remaining blood test and scans are normal thank u..
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Hi Get Triphase CT scan of liver

Answered2022-08-26 06:33:25

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