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What is a ill defined curvilinear tissue sugests mild residual thymic tissue? is it normal ? 34 years old?
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Yes, it is normal.
Answered 11/20/2022
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Residual thymic tissue is relatively common in young adults, however your best reference remains your ordering physician who is trying to place imaging results in a clinical context (your symptoms).
Answered 11/22/2022
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