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Hi i went for a ultrasound today as i have a 4cm mass in my neck he said that it looks like it is calcified what does this mean and what happens next?
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Evaluation: You should have more evaluation and Pet Ct ; if positive then the mass should be remove and if pathology is malignant then you should have chemotherapy.
Answered 4/5/2018
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