Ultrasound report LIVER:

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LIVER: Enlarged in size (15.8 cm), shape and moderately increased parenchymal echogenicity. N focal lesion seen. Intrahepatic biliary channels are not dilated. Portal and hepatie vasculatures normal. Portal vein- normal in diameter Please explain in simple words

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Dr. Pradeep Kumar GastroIntestinal Surgeon 17 yrs exp New Delhi · Accepted Answer

Dr. Pradeep Kumar

GastroIntestinal Surgeon 17 yrs exp New Delhi

Are you having diabetes ? Any alcohol intake history ? Are you overweight? Need LFT to correlate as well. This hyperechogenicity suggests some kind of inflammation or some fat deposition. You will need fibroscan and LFT, lipid profile to have a diagnosis furtehr

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fibroscan, LFT, lipid profile, HbA1c level, thyroid profile, HBs Ag test, anti HCV test

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