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what could a nonspecific hypodensity at the level of the vaginal vault be.
51 years old. Family history of ovarian cancer. Sister passed from the disease at 53. Bloodwork was fine.
Hi, :"nonspecific hypodensity" would mean that there is unusual tissue there, but it's not known if it's benign or malignant. The size of it might give a clue. If it's small, there probably wouldn't usually be much concern, except for your family history. The reason for having the scan also would probably be a factor.
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