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Can an ultrasound tell if you have swollen lymphnodes in your abdomen?
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Lymph Nodes: Superficial Lymph nodes can be seen well visualized by ultrasound, but if you are looking for abdominal lymph nodes, a CT is your better choice
Answered 5/14/2018
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