Case #3
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Physical Exam
01/17/XX
70-year-old woman with abdominal pain and history of hepatitis C has recently diagnosed R lobe liver lesion. Outside biopsy negative. On exam, there is moderate RUQ tenderness to palpation.
X-Rays & Scans
12/27/XX
Abdominal ultrasound: 4.3cm mass R hepatic dome of liver, consider hemangioma vs. metastatic disease. No adenopathy seen. No invasion of hepatic vasculature. Thickening on cecum, exam otherwise normal.
Chest X-Ray negative.
Scopes
01/20/XX
Diagnostic laparoscopy: Mass seen dome of liver, 4cm, no peritoneal disease or ascites.
Laboratory
01/17/XX
AFP WNL.
Pathological Reports
12/30/XX
Liver biopsy: negative for malignancy.
01/20/XX
FNA liver: hepatocellular carcinoma.
Treatment
01/25/XX
Radiofrequency ablation R lobe liver tumor.



