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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?
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?
T1 and t2 hyperintense lesion in left aspect of the t2 vertebral body, which loses signal on inversion recovery imaging felt to reflect a hemangioma.
What does, t1 hyperintense bone lesion in the first thoracic vertebral body is most likely a benign hemangioma , mean?
What does this mean? 'T2 vertebral body lesion. Differential possibilities include an atypical hemangioma vs less likely primary neoplasm of the vertebra. Recommend a CT of the thoracic spine to evaluate for the internal architecture of the lession?
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