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Mri shows 1.5cm t-2 hyperintensive enhancing mass abutting anterior cortex of coccyx. mri orderd after significant episode of tailbone pain. thoughts?
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Mass: I recommend that your physician sit down with the radiologist and ask what the possibilities are and if there are any other imaging studies that would shed more light or what other specialists should be consulted as the next step.
Answered 1/5/2019
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