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Abdominal ultrasound informed there appears to be vascularity associated with a mass on the midportion of my left renal cortex. what does this mean?
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Mass : The best person to give you advice and answers to your test results is the doctor who ordered the test as he can use the results in combination with your history and examination
Answered 11/28/2017
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