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To add onto my previous question, this is the impression. indeterminate solid appearing lesion in the lower pole right testicle without internal vascularity. what could this be?
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Solid lesions of testicles are of concern. Presence or absence of vascularity doesn't necessarily differentiate between benign or malignant masses. Your urologist will advise you best.
Answered 7/11/2023
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This finding alone without a history and physical cant make a diagnosis. The report means there is a growth in the lower testis which is solid and has poor blood supply
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