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What is an isoechoic cystic structure? indicative of malignancy?

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Dr. Milton Alvis, jr answered

Specializes in Preventive Medicine

No, only descriptive: of appearance on US: isoechoic=uniform (iso=equal, uniform echos) in ultrasound reflections, cystic=fluid filled. Neither of these indicate cancer. Cancer would far more likely be solid, not cystic & have varying, not uniform ultrasound reflections from within the cancerous tissue(s).

Answered 12/7/2015

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