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Diagnosed with low density lesion interpolar aspect left kidney, statistically beneign. should i have this looked at for further evaluation?
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It depends: A Lesion in the kidney can be a benign cyst, which are common. But it can also be a solid lesion. Depending on your Age, the nature of the lesion, and its size will dictate further testing. But you should have a consultation with a doctor to examine you and guide you further.
Answered 11/18/2017
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