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Intraosseous hemangioma - vertebrae
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There are nodular areas of hyperintense signal on T1 and T2-weighted images with a slight decrease of signal on T2-fat sat. On axial images, it is possible to identify a “polka dotted” appearance due to the thickened vertebral trabeculae, a finding that is more common to see on CT images.
Case Discussion
Vertebral hemangiomas are a location specific sub type of hemangiomas. They are most common of the benign vertebral neoplasms.
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