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What is a bilateral ultrasound. i received a letter that i have it done after i had a mammogram?
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Both breasts: Bilateral means both sides. If after a mammogram of both breasts a bilateral ultrasound is recommended, an ultrasound on both breasts is what they suggest to do.
Answered 2/12/2017
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