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Swelling in Stomach
Small hyperechoic lesion of size 6×5 mm is seen in the upper anterior abdominal wall at the site of swelling, suspicious for lipoma.
Ultrasound Findings reveal small hyperechoic lesion of size 6×5 mm the upper anterior abdominal wall at the site of swelling, suspicious for lipoma
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Dr. Anil Kumar Jain
General Physician
9 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hello there.
Consult a surgeon.
Get a FNAC of the swelling done.
If it comes as lipoma in the FNAC report, you can get it removed.
Removal of lipoma is a very small operation no problem at all.
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