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I have a "likely hemangioma in what appears to be the t8 vertebral body." could this be related two my two brain lesions? thank you.
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Doubtful : A hemangioma is almost always a benign collection of blood vessels. These are seen on MRIs quite commonly and rarely are the cause of symptoms. They are incidental findings usually. I think it's highly doubtful that they are related to your brain lesions.
Answered 11/23/2016
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