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Colonoscopy report says crushed lymphoid aggregates. what does this mean?

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Please read the report again. This part of report is either wrong or mis- stated. In any case always ask the person doing the procedure about everything pertaining to it- to avoid such worries

Dr Seibert agreed

Answered 10/4/2023

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