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Is peritoneal lymph nodes showing up on ct urogram a common finding?
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Everyone has: lymph nodes in that region, so yes, it is common. The question is whether they look abnormal/enlarged or not. Did the report provide any more details on the lymph nodes?
Answered 1/5/2019
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