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What is this hypo dense nodual?
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Spot seen on X-ray: describes a spot seen on X-Ray. The next step is to determine significance. The Radiologist and your doctor will confer to determine how to follow this up. Most nodules are harmless but this cannot be determined with certainty at the time of discovery. If you want an immediate answer, it would need to be surgically removed or biopsy. This is rarely the best choice at the onset. Patience is better.
Answered 10/2/2014
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