Question 1

what does this mean? "we'll circumscribed 1.9lesion bright t1/t2 lesion in vertebral body s1 is a benign hemangioma. do i need surgery? should i worry

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No worry.: Benign hemangioma means a tumor of the blood vessels that is not going to hurt you.  No surgery or further treatment is likely needed.

Question 2

what does, t1 hyperintense bone lesion in the first thoracic vertebral body is most likely a benign hemangioma , mean?

Accepted Answer

Incidental finding: This is an incidental finding that would be unrelated to reason for the test. It is a benign and common finding in bone that does not progress to anything. Just a "it's there"'comment by the radiologist.

Question 3

mri recent brain report came out as 1.2cm dural based lesions hypointense with t1, t2- weighted images mild central enhancement. mri report in 2021 says dural based mass 1.1*0.9*1.3 heterogeneous low singl.q. is by now how big is it? its benign or?

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: No way here to review films, but would suspect that possible meningiomas are present.  Best to have follow-up with a neurologist or neurosurgeon and compare directly the 2021 images with the current films.

Question 4

my pelvic mri states that i have a 1.9cm bright t1 bright t2 lesion in vertebral body s1 benign hemangioma. does it cause pain & where is it located?

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No: No, these do not cause pain typically and are found in 11% of people .  They are a common benign blood vessel tumor typically seen in the vertebral bodies of the spine and yours is in the body of s1 or sacrum 1 vertebral body.

Question 5

the nodular soft tissue in the anterior mediastinum is approximately 1.5 x 1.2 cm, triangular along its inferior margin. mass is slightly t2 hyperintense & t1 isointense. homogeneous enhancement. based on the mri findings is this malignant or begnin?

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: The only way to accurately make that diagnosis is by having the area biopsied   I suggest you speak with your physician and arrange the necessary follow up

Question 6

pelvic mri says t1 t2 lesion in vertebral body s1 benign hemangioma. exactly where is this because i get lots of pain in my right hip and  back help?

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S1: The top and back of your pelvis these findings are incidental and do not explain a painful process of the hip.

Question 7

how concerning is bone marrow edema in the coccyx, and isolated locations of altered t1 signal intensities in iliac bones and s4/s5? is this finding usually benign?

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: You can't determine the significance of those MRI findings without the clinical history and other auxiliary results. They are definitely abnormal but severity can't be defined. Good luck.

Question 8

are all mris without contrast t1 weighted? how do i know?

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Types of MR Images: This is a T1 image. It is used for fine detail among other things. T2 images are also done routinely and show fluid or water in tissues. IV contrast shows up only on T1 images. On T1 images water is grey, on T2 it is white. There are also many other scan sequences (types).
 The physics of image production would blow your mind, sort of like in the picture (the top of the skull has been removed).

Question 9

can l4/5 and t1 issues cause headaches?

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Wouldn't think so.: I would not think that anatomically that would fit as a cause of headaches.  I would search for another cause.

Question 10

what does diffusely low t1 marrow signal mean?

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Depends: This finding can be a sign of anemia or a much more significant problem with the bone marrow.  Feel free to set up a virtual consult and I'd be happy to review your specific MRI imaging and discuss the differential and recommended next steps.

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What does this mean? "we'll circumscribed 1.9lesion bright t1/t2 lesion in vertebral body s1 is a benign hemangioma. do i need surgery? should i worry

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What does, t1 hyperintense bone lesion in the first thoracic vertebral body is most likely a benign hemangioma , mean?

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Mri recent brain report came out as 1.2cm dural based lesions hypointense with t1, t2- weighted images mild central enhancement. mri report in 2021 says dural based mass 1.1*0.9*1.3 heterogeneous low singl.q. is by now how big is it? its benign or?

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My pelvic mri states that i have a 1.9cm bright t1 bright t2 lesion in vertebral body s1 benign hemangioma. does it cause pain & where is it located?

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The nodular soft tissue in the anterior mediastinum is approximately 1.5 x 1.2 cm, triangular along its inferior margin. mass is slightly t2 hyperintense & t1 isointense. homogeneous enhancement. based on the mri findings is this malignant or begnin?

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Pelvic mri says t1 t2 lesion in vertebral body s1 benign hemangioma. exactly where is this because i get lots of pain in my right hip and back help?

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How concerning is bone marrow edema in the coccyx, and isolated locations of altered t1 signal intensities in iliac bones and s4/s5? is this finding usually benign?

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Are all mris without contrast t1 weighted? how do i know?

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Mri recent brain report came out as 1.2cm dural based lesions hypointense with t1, t2- weighted images mild central enhancement. mri report in 2021 says dural based mass 1.10.91.3 heterogeneous low singl.q. is by now how big is it? its benign or?