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Ultrsnd of sprclvicular lymph node shows .8x.4x.6cm hypoechoic oval structure w/ a slight area of inhomogeneous echogenicity along 1 side. is this bad?
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Not necessarily: An enlarged lymph node could be a benign reaction to an infection or a sign of malignant spread. A proper evaluation by physician with possible corse of antibiotic may result in regression of the node. However, a biopsy may be needed if the node persists or get larger.
Answered 1/5/2019
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