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U/s liver findings-7mm l lobe nodule.& 2.1x2 cm mixed echogenicity nodule subcapsular portion of the inferior aspect r lobe. concerning?rest liver ok.
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LIVER LESION EVAL: A Liver Lesion identified on ultrasound needs to be followed closely. You need to have LABS monitered and evaluation for hepatitis. A repeat Ultrasound or potentially Abdominal MRI may be needed. Also Consult with a GI specialist, to insure that a biopsy is not warranted.
Answered 8/3/2018
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