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I had an abdominal ultrasound and a solid mass was found on my left kidney measuring 2.8x3.5x2.9 cm...could this be cancer?
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Possible: A solid kidney mass needs to be further evaluated. Typically, either MRI or CT without and with intravenous contrast is used to further assess this mass. Please follow up with your doctor.
Answered 10/14/2016
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