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Went to er for abdominal pain. they found low density lesion 1.2 cm on right hectic lobe by ct is this bad and who should i call for help primary?
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Yes: The liver lesion will have to be further investigated with an ultrasound and possibly MRI depending on appearance and best to coordinate will be your primary care doc as you suggest.
Answered 7/14/2015
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