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A ct found a 35mm hypodensity, demonstrating some peripheral enhancement that may reflect a cavernous hemangioma. also, a smaller hyperenhancing mass that may reflect a flash filling cavernous hemangioma. are these benign?
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Cavernous hemangioma: Is a benign vascular tumor made of a collection of dilated blood vessels. Hemangiomas can cause local complications and need long term surveillance.
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