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Lump behind right ear for 1 year. ent recommended biopsy but opted for ct instead. ctwas normal. do lymph nodes normally show up on ct w/o contrast?
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Usually: Usually if node is still there. If you still have a mass, biopsy is indicated.
Answered 3/12/2020
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