Intrahepatic calcification
Intrahepatic calcification refers to a strong echo or high-density image similar to stones in the liver on B-mode or CT images. It is a scar formed after inflammation of liver parenchymal cells, which is generally not a big deal and generally does not require treatment. A calcification point in the liver may be a partial calcification of the intrahepatic bile duct wall.
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