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Had a ct scan showed heterogenous density of cervix with small cyst. also left iliac lesion 7 mm. how concerned should i be?
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They appear benign: To me but then only ur pcp and gyn can give u the final and accurate diagnosis. The iliac lesion could be a bone scar tissue or a tumor. Take care!
Answered 3/18/2014
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CT findings: None of these findings are specific. There may be more description provided by the ct that was not included in your post which may be further explaining the findings. It may be helpful to discuss these findings with the physician who ordered the ct or with the radiologist who read it.
Answered 3/18/2014
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