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Recent tv ultrasound found a complex lesion, non cystic, measuring 1.4cm. my estrone is at 260 pg/ml & total estrogen is over 975pg/ml. mri showed "normal ovary". could the mri have missed the lesion? or could it have disappeared in 10 days?
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MRI is a much more accurate test.
Answered 5/11/2023
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