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Ct scan with contrast found sub-6mm too small to characterize hepatic hypodensities doesnt state follow up. any worries on this?

Q: ct scan with contrast found sub-6mm too small to characterize hepatic hypodensities doesnt state follow up. any worries on this?

: I answered your question yesterday. By this added question, I assume you do not have history of a malignant disease. You do not have to worry about these findings but for a complete reassurance, a CT of the liver should be done in 3-6 months. Take care.

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I answered your question yesterday. By this added question, I assume you do not have history of a malignant disease. You do not have to worry about these findings but for a complete reassurance, a CT of the liver should be done in 3-6 months. Take care.

Answered 3/16/2023

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