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What could this be (liver)? two t2 hyperintense lesions. questionable minimal peripheral enhancement, but lesions do not completely fill with contrast

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It sounds: Much scarier than it likely is. You may have two small hepatomas which are generally watched. You are too young for cancer but i would wait to see what the physician who ordered the test has to say. He knows your whole clinical picture.

Answered 8/31/2013

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Hemangiomas vs. cyst: Bunny: t2 lesions in the liver are typically not cancerous and represent usually hemangiomas or liver cysts. When they say did not completely fill with contrast, that hints to me that they are thinking hemangiomas. A sonogram is a good follow up test for these or a ct scan to confirm. The ct should be with contrast and with delayed images. A sonogram will spare you the radiation of a ct scan.

Answered 4/14/2015

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