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Had another ct scan for comparing adenoma size, it did enlarge. also came back this, high-grade stenosis proximal celiac artery, what does that mean?

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Risk of intestinal: injury. Celiac artery provides blood to the stomach and intestine. Stenosis means narrowing of the blood vessel. Please follow your doctor's advice for further evaluation and treatment.

Dr Willson agreed

Answered 5/19/2018

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