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Incidentally found 12mm high attentuating, partially exophytic, renal mass, 54hu with ct barium contrast. mri/ct iodine contrasts contraindicated. should they have been able to tell if it's solid with the barium ct? would us?
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A combination of CT ultrasound and MRI should give a pretty good idea of the mass. Rarely a needle biopsy is required.
Answered 5/2/2022
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