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Should i be concerned right ovary 6.3cm5.2cm4.4cm with a volume 78.1ml with a unilocular lesion with solid component 6cm4.9cm3.7cm?
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What is described may be a complex ovarian mass, and a biopsy and removal may be necessary. See your GYN physician for guidance, who may recommend laparoscopy and removal.
Answered 1/6/2023
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