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I'm a primary breast cancer with mri findings of t2 hyperintense t1 isointense atypical hemangioma lesions on t6 t7.. does this sound like secondary c?

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Dr. Addagada Rao answered

Frist you can't: diagnose cancer of breast with MRI alone ,definitive diagnosis is established only after biopsy only, if you did not have biopsy it may not be a cancer till proved by biopsy. Speak to your doctor and find out further management

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Answered 4/11/2015

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A member asked:

I'm a primary breast cancer with mri findings of t2 hyperintense t1 isointense atypical hemangioma lesions on t6 t7.. does this sound like secondary c?

A doctor has provided 1 answer

Dr. Addagada Rao answered

Dr Robinson and 2 doctors agreed

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