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Hello doctor. 14 months ago I met with an accident and fractured my forehead frontal bone. About 4 months ago, I noticed a bone outgrowth on my forehead at the spot of the injury. It's hard, oval and painless. It's about 2.5-3cms in diameter. I got a CT scan done on the day it got my attention for the first time but the results were absolutely normal. My neurosurgeon said that it's nothing and I should ignore it. I just wanted to know what this could be. Thank you!
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Consult a Orthopaedic Surgeon since its trauma related bony growth.
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