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How are renal cysts diagnosed?
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Renal cysts are commonly identified on scans and are typically inconsequential. Occasionally, cysts may exhibit complex features that necessitate further specialised imaging. In very rare cases, some complex cysts could potentially be cancerous and demand further treatment or ongoing monitoring. Certain cysts may increase in size and cause discomfort, which would require drainage.
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