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Mri spine done and it read 10 mm t2 hyperintense, t1 hypo intense lesion in the inferior aspect of spleen. may represent cyst or hemanginoma.concern?
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Not really: The lesion you describe is likely benign. But it all depends on the rest of your medical history. As long as you do not have history of any other cancer, it may not be of much relevance. The question is why you did your MRI of spine?
Answered 1/2/2017
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