Fatty liver with hypoechoic lesion

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Fatty liver and 1.5 x 1.5 cm hypoechoic lesion is found in the ultrasound. In lft sgot is 65. What does it indicates ? What is hypoechoic lesion? Is there something to worry ? Is it curable?

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Get a triphasic CECT abdomen Difficult to comment on an ultrasound report

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Need CT scan of abdomen to know exact type of lesion

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