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What does the following mean? breast u/s: a 0.4 x 0.5 x 0.4 cm slightly taller than wide hypoechoic nodule with posterior shadowing at 3:30 is indet

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Dr. Yamil Bulos Garcia
Dr. Yamil Bulos Garciaanswered
Specializes in Medicina Estética
Adenocarcinoma: A Fine needle aspiration its extremely necesasarty to discard tumor/nodule malignant cells; the fact that u have a nodule does not necesaarely means, you have Cancer, an if it is an adenocarcinoma is not a malignant kind of tumor. So Im sure nothing severe is going thru; just do fine needle apsiration and anatopathology evaluation of the material is needed to be sure everything its jus fine!!
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