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Lesion formed at hip Joint
MRI scan is done . A size of 23mm x 21mm of lesion is developed at the left hip Joint. One of the doctor suggested to go for onocology consultation. To check whether it is cancer or not. Can this be a possible case?
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Please share the report... May need a biopsy
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