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Fat density lesion adjacent to hepatic flexure - do i have cancer?

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No: Fat density lesions adjacent to the hepatic flexure probably is in the region of the retrohepatic area representing the region of the kidney. Depending on size and possibility of a perirenal fatty tumor, at times one finds liposarcomas arising in this region. If there is a question, a core biopsy should be performed to rule out a fatty tumor undergoing changes.

Answered 7/28/2016

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