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I have been curious about a noticeable dip-in near the beggining of my clavicle bone and a lump near the end of my clavicle bone both have no pain. ?
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Normal anatomy: supraclavicular notch- has been there since birth unless you were involved in head/neck trauma.
Answered 9/1/2015
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