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that is good, an mri would be able to determine a hemangioma, it sounds like you know what you are talking about. make sure you go fasting and the tech may not know this, but a dynamic contrast enhanced sequence is in order to see if it is a hemangioma, or a specific lesion. also fat saturation sequences pre and post contrast. take care
In November 2008 I was diagnosed with a mass on my spleen - about 5 cm - larger than an egg but smaller than a baseball. I've had a CT scan & 2 MRIs. My doctor suggested another MRI in about 6 months unless the pain increases. I've read that after spleen surgery a person is more prone to have infections, colds, pneumonia, stroke. Has anyone out there had spleen surgery, and if so, how are you doing?