63 gamuts

A

adrenal pseudotumor
adrenal tumor
annular lesion of colon

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B

benign bone neoplasm
benign small bowel tumor
bladder tumor
brain metastasis
bulls-eye liver metastasis

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C

calcified pulmonary metastasis
chondrosarcoma
colonic tumor
cystic liver metastasis
cystic pancreatic mass

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E

external auditory canal tumor
extratesticular tumor in scrotum

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F

familial neoplasm
fibrous tumor

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G

germ cell testicular tumor

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H

hamartomatosis
hemangioma
hemorrhagic liver metastasis
hypoechoic liver metastasis

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I

increased risk of neoplasm
infiltrative liver metastasis

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L

laryngeal tumor
liver lesion and elevated alpha fetoprotein

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M

malignant primary bone neoplasm
malignant small bowel tumor
meningeal metastasis
metastatic cervical lymphadenopathy
mixed echogenicity liver metastasis
multiple nerve tumors

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N

nasopharyngeal extension of intracranial neoplasm
neoplastic solitary intracranial mass
nephroblastomatosis
non-germ cell testicular tumor

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O

osteosarcoma
ovarian neoplasm or cyst in a child
ovarian tumor

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P

pathologic fracture
pharyngeal neoplasm
pheochromocytoma
primary brain tumor

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R

renal mass in a child
renal parenchymal tumor

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S

sacral neoplasm
salivary gland neoplasm
skull metastasis
soft-tissue tumor with fluid-fluid level
solid extratesticular mass in scrotum
solid ovarian tumor
solid pancreatic mass
solid testicular mass
supratentorial intracranial tumor in a child

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T

temporal bone neoplasm
testicular tumor in a child
tumor crossing an intervertebral disk

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U

unilateral testicular tumor
ureteral tumor
urethral tumor
urothelial tumor

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V

vertebral neoplasm

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W

Wilms tumor

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