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On abdominal examination, a mass is felt. The mass is generally soft to firm, and is located in the flank. There is generally no tenderness (pain on palpation) over the mass.

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Template:WH Template:WS On abdominal examination, a mass is felt. The mass is generally soft to firm, and is located in the flank. There is generally no tenderness (pain on palpation) over the mass.