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Ct scan w/contrast showed stable hepatic calcification in the left lobe of liver. what does that mean? something to be concerned about?
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Benign: Nothing to worry about. Probably from a prior infection that your body took care of and is now calcified. It is of no significance whatsoever.
Answered 6/21/2018
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