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Hello. i just had a breast mri done and the results were prominent axial lymph nodes and 5mm and 7mm mass in each breast. does this indicate cancer?
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Dr. Michael Gaboranswered
Diagnostic Radiology 35 years experience
Impossible: to speculate without having the specific MRI features of the masses(e.g. shape, margins, enhancement pattern) to consider. The probability of a cancer depends on the presence or absence of certain features, some masses will have a less than 1 or 2% chance of being a cancer, others will have a very high chance. So, more information is needed. Do you have the report?
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