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Catscan revealed a mass over left ovary that has metastasized onto the stomach and intestines. i have to have surgery to remove the mass. any advice?
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Pathology: If masses are showing up on a ct scan, you need to get at least a piece of them out to see what they are. The pathologist will look under the microscope and give you a diagnosis.
Answered 10/3/2013
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