Probably not : This is a fairly common problem around the elbow joint. If the x-ray showed normal bone and the lump is not enlarging or become tender, then there is probably no need to seek an immediate 2nd opinion unless you are really worried about it. Sometimes people need the peace of mind of a 2nd opinion, so if you are worried, by all means get a 2nd opinion. See doc again if it's enlarging or tender.
Answered 9/28/2016
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Maybe: The critical diagnosis you want to be sure of is that by the radiologist, not the orthopedist. Ask that your images be reviewed by a radiologist who is expert in the radiological appearance of bone tumors, to be sure that the non-tumor diagnosis is the correct one.
Answered 7/29/2013
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