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Us of the right axilla shows a 10x8 mm lymph node without central echogenicity and peripheral vascularity." does this mean (1) neither echogenicity, nor periph. vascularity seen or (2) no echogenicity, but observed peripheral vascularity? how bad?

Q: us of the right axilla shows a 10x8 mm lymph node without central echogenicity and peripheral vascularity." does this mean (1) neither echogenicity, nor periph. vascularity seen or (2) no echogenicity, but observed peripheral vascularity? how bad?

: matter of expression!. It should be interpreted that it is without both echogenicity and vascularity. But not all radiologist have a command of good English. Have your ordering MD clarify it for you.

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matter of expression!. It should be interpreted that it is without both echogenicity and vascularity. But not all radiologist have a command of good English. Have your ordering MD clarify it for you.

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A member asked:

Us of the right axilla shows a 10x8 mm lymph node without central echogenicity and peripheral vascularity." does this mean (1) neither echogenicity, nor periph. vascularity seen or (2) no echogenicity, but observed peripheral vascularity? how bad?

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