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Mri of back also showed exophytic t2 bright lobulated focus involving superior medial rt kidney measuring 2.1 cm. what could this be?
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Depends: What type of MRI was acquired and discovered this finding? This could be a frequently seen incidental cyst seen on a lumbar spine MRI or a mass as part of a renal lesion evaluation study MRI. Feel free to schedule a consult to review your exact imaging and this finding.
Answered 9/29/2015
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