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Reg chest ct showed 2mm lung spot that was there 6 months ago and unchanged. prior crc 1/09, hr for liver met 4/12. cea is normal. what could be cause?
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Chest nodule: The good news is small. hasn't changes in 6 m & CEA normal Many tiny nodules are scars from prior infections. Standard protocol is to monitor with CT every 6 mos x 2 years and if stable not to worry.
Answered 4/3/2016
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