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Pls translate <<< few small sub centimetre lymph nodes are seen in mediastinum small benign looking nodes seen in both axillary. thanks?

Q: pls translate <<< few small sub centimetre lymph nodes are seen in mediastinum small benign looking nodes seen in both axillary. thanks?

Probably OK: It means you probably had a radiologic exam and a few small lymph nodes were seen inside your chest and armpits. Benign-looking means that your doctor does not suspect cancer. Everybody has lymph nodes and if they are not enlarged it is unlikely they are abnormal.

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Probably OK: It means you probably had a radiologic exam and a few small lymph nodes were seen inside your chest and armpits. Benign-looking means that your doctor does not suspect cancer. Everybody has lymph nodes and if they are not enlarged it is unlikely they are abnormal.

Answered 9/19/2015

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Pls translate <<< few small sub centimetre lymph nodes are seen in mediastinum small benign looking nodes seen in both axillary. thanks?

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