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I went for an ultrasound the tech looked at the soft tissue masses on my lower back, buttock and thigh he told me he had to look at my liver.why?
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Ultrasound: The tech would only be following doctors orders. You have to ask your doctor why the liver ultrasound was necessary.
Answered 4/24/2016
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