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Just left the ed, ct showed lesion an spleen and free fluid in pelvic area, what are the possible causes of these findings?
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Spleen/free fluid: it is hard to know what the lesion in your spleen is without a better description. Some free fluid in the pelvis is normal, a larger amount may indicate a rupture. Review the scan with your doctor today to sort this out. All the best.
Answered 6/4/2015
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