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Results from mri done under the liver protocol mri reads, "liver parenchyma mild heterogeneous signal alteration." should i push for follow up if my dr says it's nothing to worry about. i have carcinoid?
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Your doctor is correct, no further investigation at this time. Take care.
Answered 7/25/2023
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