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Oval lump upper right quadrant can only feel when standing, ultrasound and mri revealed nothing conclusive, doctor said desmoid but no follow up?
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A lump that is: Felt but has no imaging correlate is typically a lipoma (fat containing mass).
Answered 11/2/2012
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