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Is a small hypo density cyst on kidney something to worry about? had ct w/contrast.
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Usually benign: If simple cyst, well marginated, and no increased internal density it is usually benign and not an issue. If worried can always followup in few months with ultrasound exam, which is accurate and avoids irradiation.
Answered 7/25/2014
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