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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?
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S1: The top and back of your pelvis these findings are incidental and do not explain a painful process of the hip.
Answered 8/27/2019
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