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What does " spleen: normal. 1.9cm splenule noted near the inferior pole" mean?
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Splenule: It means your spleen is normal, and by the way you have a little bit of extra spleen tissue separate from your spleen. This is also normal and occurs in 10% of the population.
Answered 11/18/2020
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