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Cervical spine mri

2020-09-17 10:21:01
Cervical spine mri shows multiple  discrete oval shaped lymhe nodes noted in bilateral upper jugular and bilateral prosterior trainagle largest measuring 9.9*5.7 mm. Is it something serious.
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Hello Practo User, What ever reason you had done your MRI..the finding should not be neglected. You may need a biopsy of the lymph nodes and further tests also
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Consult a General Surgeon as soon as you can. Regards.

Answered2020-09-17 13:58:18

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Why did u get a scan is important. Kindly enumerate. Thanks

Answered2020-09-17 13:35:50

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