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Please explain Ct scan shows liver enlargement 17.4cm with increased parenchymal echogenecity Gall bladder shows 2mm polyp in anterior wall Pancreas is echogenic s/o fibrofatty changes Is this serious?
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Please share the complete report. While your description indicates a fatty liver/ NAFLD, but it will be worthwhile knowing the entire report. Please go to my profile and book an online consult so that I can review the report and comment further
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