Moderate Hepatic Steatosis || Grade-II Fatty Liver || Ultrasound || Case 222

Moderate Hepatic Steatosis || Grade-II Fatty Liver || Ultrasound || Case 222

Clinical Features:
A middle aged obese female patient came with nonspecific abdominal pain.

Ultrasound Features:
Homogeneously hyperechoic hepatic parenchyma with moderate sound beam attenuation causing impaired visualization of the intrahepatic vessels & diaphragm.

Remember:
Chronic hepatitis won’t cause sound attenuation, but steatosis will.

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