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1.2cm right ovarian cyst which showed t1 & t2 hyperintense signal which persisted bright in t2fs sequence on mri !! what is it? please explain
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The: signal characteristics you describe suggest that the cyst is a hemorrhagic cyst, a cyst that has bled into itself. This is relatively common, and will generally resolve on its own.
Answered 9/29/2016
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