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I had a nodular mass on my espophogus show last week on ct how imprtant is this to havefurther testing done?
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Very imperative: Any nodule or mass on your esophagus should be examined for possible cancer. A mass could grow and cut off your digestive tubes so please do get it addressed.
Answered 1/5/2019
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