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Ovoid subcutaneous hypoechoic focal lesion size1.6x0.9 echogenic central hilum. minimally enlarged reactive node in neck.ultra sound 2012. concern??
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Lymph nodes: are normal structures. If they are mildly enlarged, it is usually due to benign causes. If it has been stable since 2012, in all likelihood it is of no concern.
Answered 9/21/2014
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