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Pancreatic Mass - EUS referral form given to patient, instructed to make an appointment. Patient can also come see me in clinic to facilitate referral. Small risk of pancreatic cancer. Ordered CEA and CA 19-9. Gastroenterology will sign off. Please call with questions. Can follow up with me in clinic.
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Pancreatic Mass - EUS referral form given to patient, instructed to make an appointment. Patient can also come see me in clinic to facilitate referral. Small risk of pancreatic cancer. Ordered CA 19-9. Gastroenterology will sign off. Please call with questions. Can follow up with me in clinic. ...Read more


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