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What is the meaning of polycystic-like change, left ovary in my trasvaginal ultrasound?
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Medical translation: Radiologists tend to use terms indicating how something looks. They can't tell you much more than that looking at pictures. This description means the ovary looks like it has cysts in it. Discuss this with your gynecologist to find out what it really means to you.
Answered 2/18/2020
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