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Prev thy cancer had wb scan 2 yrs ago showing faint uptake in liver. had ct yesterday showing "something" on liver. need repeat ct. related?
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I can't tell you: what the "something" is, but the faint liver uptake on the WBC scan was probably normal, so it is likely that the two are unrelated.
Answered 1/12/2015
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