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Soft Tissue in leg( Nerve bulginess)
Well defined elongated trilobulated spindle shaped focal lesion with hypoechoic uniform echotexture noted just superficial to deep fascia of inferior leg along anterolateral aspect. The lesion is noted in continuity with peroneal nerve in the same plane- both superior and inferior to lesion. The lesion shows no significant vascularity/ cystic areas/ calcification. No deeper extension noted.
Impression: Feature suggestive of neurogenic focal lesion of peroneal nerve-likely neuroma/ schwanomma
This is my report of ultrasound of my leg.
Please suggest what kind of treatment I need to go through to get rid of this issue.
Thank you so much
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Ideally if we go According to report needs surgical management if symptomatic
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You need to consult a surgeon to see the neurological symptoms and then treat based on clinical picture
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