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On my report for my pet/ct, the radiologist notes, "nonspecific heterogeneous fdg uptake in glandular tissue of both breasts." what does this mean, and is it something i should have looked into further?
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I respectfully suggest that you ask that question to the doctor who ordered the scan Good Luck
Answered 11/4/2022
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