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Re: Metastatic disease in liver

From: anonymous@obgyn.net
Mon, 11 Aug 2003 16:02:51 -0400 (EDT)

When liver metastases show up on a scan, the management will be medical, i.e. chemotherapy may be offered to help suppress or slow the growth of these masses. Sometimes, they can regress with treatment. It is not usually recommended to remove these surgically or by other methods. Your oncologist will advise you regarding treatment. Hannah Brooks, MD, FACS

> The right and left lobes of the liver has multiple and rather extensive
> low density massess in the riht and left lobes of the liver, with larger
> lesion showing perpheral enhancement. The largest lesion in the right
> is 5cm and largest lesion on the let is approximately 6 1/2 cm.
>
> Can this be treated?
>

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