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Mildly increased parenchymal echotexture

2019-08-12 18:53:57
Liver size is normal and it is mildly increased parenchymal echotexture. What does it mean? And what can be done
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Though size is normal but having problem, should be investigated thoroughly. can consult me on chat..

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Attach the report. Need to see and correlate. Moreover need to ask few questions about your symptoms.

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