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Ultrasound showed a 'mildly coarse liver as a subtle finding' yet gi did a follow up ct w. contrast that showed it as 'normal' ? confused
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Following up on: an abnormal result is the norm. Modern practice dose not allow missing a serious illness even if the odds are low. Personally I would have done the same test your GI ordered
Answered 8/15/2015
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