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Explain- .5 x 0.2 x 0.5 cm mixed echogenicity predominantly hypochoic circumscribed avascular parallel mass. there is question of central increased echogenicity with possible vascularity, which could reflect fatty hilum and perihilar vasculature?

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Dr. Sue Ferranti answered

Specializes in Internal Medicine

This needs to be interpreted by the doctor who ordered the test. What test result is this-is it a CT of the chest? Whatever was identified is being described first as a mass but it is quite small and it has mixed tissue. Then, it says it could represent fat as well as blood vessels (and, thus not a mass). Therefore, the doctor who ordered this test needs to review these results with you. Good luck

Answered 5/1/2023

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