butchiery type physiology ?? See mg for details. Thanks
Posted By: marie on 2009-03-08
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Subject: butchiery type physiology ?? See mg for details. Thanks
The remainder of the liver was heterogenous on the portal phase study, which maybe due to contrast bolus. However, extension of the tumor into the right lobe cannot be excluded. Possibility of butchiery type physiology should be considered since the IVC was slit-like. Splenomegaly was noted along with ascites consistent with portal hypertension. There was evidence of focal chronic pancreatitis.
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