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Have pain and hemangioma at lumbar 2, dc with ct scan. now what? flank and back pain. osteopenia. ct scan diagnosed hemangioma.
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Usually incidental: A vertebral body hemangioma is usually an incidental finding and of no clinical significance. Some radiologists won't even bother mentioning them in reports. Highly unlikely that it is causing any symptoms.
Answered 5/25/2014
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