Mild Lobular Lesion

[bibigirl12_10]

I have a blue lump on my left arm in my elbow region, It's been hurting and growing so I went in to get an MRI done, here are the results:

"In the T2 weighted sequences, in the region of the medial epitrochlear region, there is a mildly lobular lesion measuring approximately 24 x 7 mm. This lies in the subcutaneous tissue, and may enhance slightly in a peripheral fashion. This is not associated with enlargement of the vascular structures, and is not consistent with AVM. Lymphangioma is in the differential diagnosis; however more likely conseration includes adenopathy. Malignancy is considered unlikely, but cannot be completely excluded. Excision should be considered in further evaluation."

Anyone help me on what this might mean?

[bibigirl12_10]

alright thanks so much. i did some research about it, going to the doctor's tuesday to schedule surgery

[Caryopteris]

Lymphangioma versus adenopathy.  Slight possibility of malignancy.  It should be removed so tissue evaluation can be done.  

Definition for lymphangioma:
benign angioma consisting of a mass of lymphatic vessels.  More »
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What is adenopathy? Find the definition for adenopathy at WebMD
dictionary.webmd.com/terms/adenopathy - CachedSwelling or morbid enlargement of the lymph nodes.

So it should be removed for evaluation, but it's probably going to be fine.