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Impression from an MRI
by cayrn, Mar 04, 2009 11:22AM
Please translate this info from the impressions of a MRI
1. two adjacent soft tissue lesions which appera to arise in the superficial fascia. Differential considerations include nerve sheath tumors and sarcoma. Less likely possiblity would be hematoma if any history of trauma existe
2. Patchy marrow signal probably reflects red marrow conversion.
1. two adjacent soft tissue lesions which appera to arise in the superficial fascia. Differential considerations include nerve sheath tumors and sarcoma. Less likely possiblity would be hematoma if any history of trauma existe
2. Patchy marrow signal probably reflects red marrow conversion.
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whose MRI is it?
There is a tumor like condition in the afected region (sarcoma/nerve sheath tumor).
I suggest you to consult a neurosurgeon / orthopaedician at the earilest.
regards
PS - keep us posted.
My best to you.
Lynne