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hollyfigueroa

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Right Aortic Arch Posted: 06-11-05 23:33pm


I had a xray done in 1998 and it was normal and recently in december of 2004 I had another xray done and there showed a mass at aortic level. The doctor ordered a cat scan and the cat scan results said that I had a right aortic arch. It wasn't like that before and I am wondering why it would shift like that in 7 years. It is not genetic and was not born with this. Thank you for any input. Holly

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