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Had mri spine. showed small t 2 hyperintense splenic lesion may represent cyst or hemangioma. is this concerning?
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Not at all: As long as they are small there is no significant risks. Small splenic cysts are fairly frequent findings. Hemangioma of the spleen less common than in the liver but as long as they are small cause no significant issues
Answered 9/28/2016
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