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Joined: Jul 2012 Posts: 3,267 Likes: 4 | If anything suspicious comes back from the ultrasound they may do a FNAB, but even if negative, does not rule out cancer in salivary glands due to mixed biology, but will differentiate a difference in salivary gland vs lymph node. A PET/CT scan, or a MRI with contrast, or excision, direct biopsy. Good luck
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