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Gallbladder removed 8 months ago. liver was fine. now ultrasound is showing small mass on liver..have to wait for more tests. what could this be??
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Likely nothing: Ultrasound and CAT scans finds many small benign lesions in the liver that won't even be seen at the time of a GB removal. Follow up inmaging such as a CAT scan or MRI will usually resolve these concerns.
Answered 6/7/2014
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