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Clinically palpable lobulated solid hypoechoic mass within the left inguinal region measuring 4.2x1.5x1.3. what is that?
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The ultrasound: report should provide an impression of what this mass might be. A large lymph node, cyst, lipoma, or hernia are possibilities.
Answered 6/29/2018
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