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Could transvag us, spinal x-ray, and spinal mri miss tumor in lower rt abdomen? have pain in lower back, hip, abdomen & no cause found & getting worse

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Dr. Darwin Eton
Dr. Darwin Etonanswered
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Yes: An abdominal/ pelvic CT or MRI would give more definitive information if you are concerned about tumor in abdomen and pelvis. Causes for lower back/hip pain are more definitely identified with these same tests.
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