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Hysterectomy & bilateral ovaries removed 17 yrs ago. recent ct abdomen says lesions in right and left adnexa, enlarged nodes. blood test results ca125 is 443 u/ml, ca19-9 is 161.7 u/ml, cea 72.8 ng/ml.colonscopy and endoscopy unremarkable.what next?

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Dr. Elizabeth Reynoso answered

See gyn oncologist: Unfortunately this could be a sign of primary peritoneal cancer or other malignancy and you need to be evaluated by a gyn oncologist immediately. Best of luck

Answered 2/25/2018

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A member asked:

Hysterectomy & bilateral ovaries removed 17 yrs ago. recent ct abdomen says lesions in right and left adnexa, enlarged nodes. blood test results ca125 is 443 u/ml, ca19-9 is 161.7 u/ml, cea 72.8 ng/ml.colonscopy and endoscopy unremarkable.what next?

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