If a lesion is not seen in three planes:
A)further imaging is needed.
B)no advanced imaging is needed.
C)the operator should dismiss the patient.
D)the operator should reschedule the patient's appointment.

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If a lesion is not seen in three planes, further imaging, such as CT or MRI, may be necessary to fully assess the lesion. Dismissing the patient or rescheduling the appointment without further investigation could result in missed or delayed diagnosis.

If a Lesion Is Not Seen in Three Planes