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Ct scan showed 1.4x1.4 cm ill defined mass right hilum.too small to biopsy? 2.5cmx1.5 cm lymph node between aorta and ivc below renal hilum.concerns?
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Lymph nodes: Difficult issue,from your description the larger node might be amenable to biopsy.Why are you having the CT performed? Short term follow up CT or other additional imaging should help
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