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            ConversionI'm assuming it's centimeter so the conversion would be 1 centimeter = .3937 inch that's close to 3/8 of an inch If it's in millimeters it would be 10 times smaller 1 millimeter = .03937 inch I hope this helps to visualize the size as .5cm would be smaller than the eraser on a lead pencil. The drs. office should have taken the time to explain clearly as any unkown always lead to extra stress and anxiety that is not needed. I wish you the best on your journey and hope I didn't make things even more confusing. Take Care SOUL - MATE 
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 Thank yousoul-mate said:Conversion I'm assuming it's centimeter so the conversion would be 1 centimeter = .3937 inch that's close to 3/8 of an inch If it's in millimeters it would be 10 times smaller 1 millimeter = .03937 inch I hope this helps to visualize the size as .5cm would be smaller than the eraser on a lead pencil. The drs. office should have taken the time to explain clearly as any unkown always lead to extra stress and anxiety that is not needed. I wish you the best on your journey and hope I didn't make things even more confusing. Take Care SOUL - MATE Thanks so much! I read my reports and it didnt say centimerers or millittmeters , just "too small to needle biospy" Hoping for the smaller! Thanks again! Update: It is in centimeters, so a little smaller than a pencil head eraser...isn't that big enough to biospy with a needle? They don't seemed to be too conserned...my next ultra sound isn't til sometime in May. 
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