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Catscan for microhematuria revealed a focus of sclerosis in left superior sacrum representing a bone island or chondroid lesion and 2nd smaller sclerotic focus in mid left iliac bone presumably of similar etiology. is this of any concern?
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Ortho oncology: Multiple lesions are concerning. You should see an Orthopaedic oncologist for the proper work up which may involve a biopsy. I would not take any chances.
Answered 2/3/2016
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