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How do they test for ovarian cyst besides pelvic?
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Ovarian cyst diagnos: Ovarian cysts can be evaluated by pelvic exam, ultrasound, ct scan, or an mri. Most frequently, an ultrasound is the the commonest diagnostic tool.
Answered 5/30/2012
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