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Ct scan with contrast found too small to characterize low-density lesion in the right hepatic lobe of 56 year old. any worries?
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The context in which the test was done may be leading to worries, frequently incidental findings for which surveillance imaging is needed following confirmatory imaging. Talk to your doc who would be able to comment in the clinical context.
Answered 3/6/2021
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