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Nodules found in lung, between liver & diaphragm, elevated wbc- probability of malignant?
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It is concerning.: While I'm unable to state anything with any degree of certainty based on hat description, we generally do not like to see individuals with diffuse lung and liver nodules or lesions. This does require immediate clarification of underlying process. An investigation needs to be done right away, including biopsy of any accessible nodules.
Answered 8/31/2017
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