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what % of unilateral polyps are cancerous?

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Where?: Please specify the site. If you are talking about nasal polyps, unilateral polyps should be removed and examinaed by a pathologist. Allergic polyps are usally bilateral. Unilateral nasal polyp in a 70 year old needs to addressed aggresively.

Question 2

what is a "suspicious density"?

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Density: This means they have seen something on examination - CT, ultrasound, X-ray, MRI that warrants looking into further. They are not able to say with certainty if it is abnormal, malignant or benign.

Question 3

what does fibroglanduar densities b mean ?

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: The question should have been clearer to give you the best answer, if you had mentioned you were talking about mammogram. I would assume you are, it is not something that you should worry about it is the radiologic terminology of explaining the relative amount of fibrous tissue compared to glandular tissue in the breast. It does not mean there is cancer.

Question 4

what is unilateral hydronephrosis?

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Retained urine: Results in kidney swelling, most commonly due to obstruction between the kidney pelvis (urine funnel) and ureter which drains urine into bladder (uretero-pelvis junction obstruction), less commonly due to obstruction at bladder end of ureter or bladder reflux, in both cases ureter will will also be swollen. Unilateral means that hydronephrosis is only present on one side.

Question 5

what does faint linear densities mean?

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Chest xray: These are often reported in chest xrays and are nonspecific. They are usually benign remnants of previous inflammation, but are best explained by the radiologist with whom the ordering physician will confer regarding possible causes, need for additional studies like a ct  scan or when to have a follow-up chest xray in order to assure that the densities are stable and benign.

Question 6

increased density in the fibroglandular parenchyma. what does it mean?

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Foreign language!: I'm guessing you are referring to a mammogram, but i could be totally wrong. "parenchyma" is the "representative tissue, " i.e., the tissue that normally lives in the area being studied. Fibroglandular refer to tissue made up of glands (milk glands) and fiber. This could as easily have been stated as "patient has dense breast tissue." that would be common in a 40-year-old woman. Lgromkomd.

Question 7

what is the ideal conjugation density during bioconjugation reactions?

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Chemistry question: What is the ideal conjugation density during bioconjugation reactions? ANS: This will depend on what you are trying to conjugate. There must be an answer in your text book.

Question 8

what do you suggest if my unborn babyboy has unilateral hydronephrosis?

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Pediatric urologist: There are lots of causes for this. A pediatric urologist will diagnose and provide treatment. It can be lots of things from bladder reflux, obstruction among others.

Question 9

what does new asymmetrical density  findings on a mammogram report  mean?

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Breast tissue: Is mostly fat, especially as a woman ages.  More dense areas are potentially of concern.  Here the breast radilogist is saying they see differences when they compare one side to the other, and that was not the case on a prior study.

Question 10

i have a suspicious density at the left apex.and suggest apicolordotic view what would i do?

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: You go get the other x-ray view so the area can be better assessed.

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