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How likely is a 1x0.8x1cm paraovarian cyst on ultrasound cancer?
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Paraovarian Cyst: Most paraovarian cysts are fallopian tube cysts. The likelihood of these being cancer is low especially if it is small, simple appearing on ultrasound and in a younger woman.
Answered 5/19/2013
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