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A ct angiogram said i had a borderline aneurysm of 4.0 cm. how serious is this?
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If it is an abdominal aneurysm (dilatation of the main artery-aorta) then it is abnormal but not very serious-most this size are treated by periodic observation - if there are no other problems necessitating intervention
Answered 6/22/2023
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