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Mri detected: 6mm foci of decreased t1 signal left iliac bone. non aggressive in appearance. what does that mean? do i have cancer?
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Decreased T1 signal bone lesion is only important if aggressive features are present. Your lesion is small and radiologist makes a comment "no aggressive in appearance" so you should be fine. Take care.
Answered 4/20/2023
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