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What would be the thing to do, and/or causing cervical thymus, causing mass in sternal notch in an adult. 30yr f? no mg symptoms. occasional pain.
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Doctor's evaluation: Is what you need, might need imaging studies, such as CT of the area or an MRI, all the best
Answered 7/7/2015
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