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Ultrasound says there is mild myometrial heterogeneity without focal abnormality. what does this mean?
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Translation: Some areas are thicker than others= a common & relatively normal finding in general. Lack of any information about what the US studied or why it was done limits further comment.
Answered 6/19/2020
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