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English translation: mass (space-occupying lesion)
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| na | space-occupying (lesion, mass, tumor) |
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mass Explanation: G'Day Heather. Within the context of this sentence, my suggestion is "inhomogeneous mass with a diameter of about 3 cm." See Bunjes: WB der Medizin und Pharmazeutik. HTH wolfgang |
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space-occupying (lesion, mass, tumor) Explanation: space-occupying: a lesion or mass that takes up room and moves structures nearby out of the way |
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