What is a low attenuation lesion in the dome of the liver?

What does the following mean: gallbladder is partially contracted. There is a small cyst on the left kidney involving the lateral aspect of the right kidney measuring approximately 7x5cm. A hepatic cyst appears less likely. Adrenal glands are not enlarged. Now lymphadenopathy seen urinary bladder is unremarkable. Prostate is enlarged. Arterial sclerotic plaque in the abdominal aorta iliac arteris and SMA.

Low Attenuation Lesions in the Liver | Reference.com - "Lesions on the liver are typically diagnosed during ultrasound or CT scans. A lesion on the liver will more than likely prompt your doctor to conduct additional diagnostic testing. There are a variety of conditions and diseases that can cause low attenuation lesions in the liver. Cancerous and benign growths are just among a few of the causes of liver lesions."

Is this the same report that indicates a liver lesion?

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