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My wife is detected with heteroechoic lesion measuring 48�48 mm noted in the posterior segment of right lobe of liver. She is normal and no pains or any other abnormalities. She was treated for liver abscess 9 years back. What does this diagnosis mean? Is there anything to worry about? She has taken oral contraceptive pills for long time. 13 yrs.
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Heteroechoic lesions are usually not a good sign. I'd suggest you consult with a surgeon as soon as possible for biopsy and histopathology report to confirm if the lesion is benign or not. And please don't delay it.
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