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A member asked:
When mri/mrcp t2 detects 2mm hyperintense cystic focus in the pancreatic head/body(which projects to periphery of pancreas), but t1 weighted post contrast correlate images are normal. would you diagnose above as 2mm cystic lesion or normal study?
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You should not worry about this tiny cyst if present.
Answered 3/13/2022
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