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A member asked:
Lft ovary measures 4.6x2x3cm. rt ovary measures 2.5x1.8x2.1cm with left ovary a 2.1x1.3x0.73cm anechoic lesion with posterior acoustic enhancement appears to abut a smaller subcentimeter anechoic lesion what does it mean?
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It sounds: like they are describing cysts, but check with your doc about results to make sure
Answered 11/5/2017
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