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Incidental ct scan finding of a "well defined 12 mm sclerotic lesion" on left iliac bone. does this require follow-up or are these generally benign?
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Reassurance : This is could be innocent if you do not have any clinical signs that related to this area.
Answered 10/17/2016
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