Echogenic Mass Lession Found In Breast - Echogenic Mass Lession

Echogenic mass lession found in breast

Asked for Female, 17 Years

Echogenic mass lession is found in breast with 22×0×20 mm in ultrasound. What is the reason behind this and the doctor suggestef for surgery? Does it really needed?

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