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According to my ct scan , i possibly have malignant lymph node in the heart measuring 2.4x1.5x2.2 cms. does it need to be removed and how?
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Lymph node in heart: According to my ct scan , I possibly have malignant lymph node in the heart measuring 2.4x1.5x2.2 cms. Does it need to be removed and how? ANS: very interesting and rare and I am certain you are worried. Don't know your age or other medical Hx so can't help much. Discuss with your local team who know you best. They will figure it out and decide what to do.
Answered 12/18/2016
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