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Bronchoscope dr said no cancer this am so what could it be if hiler mass & mediastinal lymphadenopathy in lung?tissue sent out after pathologist check
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A few possibilities: Several things other than cancer can cause such abnormalities. Various infections and sarcoidosis come to mind. There's no way for a forum doctor to say anything more. The doctor(s) treating you or who did the bronchoscopy are the best to ask.
Answered 4/8/2021
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