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Why would an approximately 14mm and growing subcutaneous soft tissue mass, visible and palpable not be seen on ultrasound?
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US: because it has the same echogenicity of the surrounding tissue.that means it is the same structure of the surrounding tissue
Answered 4/24/2016
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