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Scan showed a large mass high in uterus. went for two ultrasounds 2 months apart and it's not visible. how can this happen? can a mass disappear?
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Ultrasound: An actual mass would not disappear. Either the first radiologist interpreted something as a mass that was not really a uterine mass. Or the second radiologist did not see the mass. Maybe the two radiologists can look at their readings together and give you an explanation.
Answered 2/18/2021
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