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Bilirubin is 2.8, hepatic echotexture
INT is 1 and PTControl is 14 Need to know if nothing serious. Report is attached. Bilirubin is 2.8. Not reducing. Report says increased diffuses due to hepatic echotexture and mild grade1 fatty liver. What needs to be done
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