Your doctors will want to watch the 1.3 cm/left-lobe and 0.9 cm/right-lobe lesions carefully over the next 3 to 6 months. They are very likely benign but the arterial enhancement with washout along with capsular enhancement make them somewhat suspicious. Also, lesions this small are very hard to nail down due to the resolution limits of both CT and MRI technology. The next imaging procedures will have have to wait at least 3 months to allow for enough time for lesional characteristic changes to develop between imaging sequences, these changes will provide extra diagnostic data.
And a homogeneous,T1 signal is likely to be fatty deposits. It's great your doctors are on top of things. But you may want to get a second opinion just for confidence. Hopefully it's nothing, the vast majority of these lesion, in non-cirrhotic livers, are benign. Hoping this is the case here as well.
Taney, hope things are good with you as well.
My CT and MRI both with contrast shows 1.3 cm lesion in the superior left hapatic lobe which demonstrates diffuse arterial enhancement with washout with persistent pseudocapsule enhancement, possibly representing compressed prenchyma. Additional there is a 0.9 cm lesion in the superior right lobe with similar imaging characteristics. A subcentimeter simple cyst is seen in the inferior right hepatic lobe.
Also the pancreas demonstrates homogeneous T1 signal. There are no hypervascular or hypervascular masses. the panceatic duct is normal in caliber. What does this mean.
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