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What is the regular size of an intramammary lymph node? could be confused with a lipoma?

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Less than 2 cm: Some times very small ones may be confused with lipoma , but experienced radiologist will not , as each has its own distinct finger prints, by way of appearance , density or grey scale etc of course any density in breast calls for a concern , some times need core biopsy of the area to make sure that there is no malignancy.

Answered 10/1/2018

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