Hi all,
Last April I had a Mri on my liver to diagnose fatty liver but in the mri they also spotted a 4mm pancreatic tail cystic lesion.
Is this any cause of concern? They have requested a 12 month follow up. But just wondering if I should be worried?
This was the full notes from my mri.
[MRI Liver with contrast]
RI Liver with contrast
PROCEDURE: MRI Liver with contrast
HANBHAG GR/M89007
CLINICAL INDICATION: Possible liver lesion on ultrasound WMR2 MRI Liver Dotarem or Prohance Contrast
OLDSTEIN Mark (Consultant adiologist)
COMPARISON: none
DAHEN Enock - Radiographer MRI ROOM 2 (CLOSED)
arestream Reporting
ompleted + reported
FINDINGS:
Marked fatty infiltration of the liver with sparing adjacent to gallbladder fossa and further small foci within the right lobe. 5 mm segment VII T2 high-signal focus with progressive postcontrast enhancement is possibly a small haemangioma and is likely benign. No concerning focal liver lesion. Portal, hepatic veins remain patent. 4 mm pancreatic tail cystic lesion noted. No dilatation of the main pancreatic duct. Unremarkable appearances of the remaining abdominal viscera. Splenic cysts noted.
Impression:
Marked fatty infiltration of the liver with areas of sparing as described above. Likely benign and seven lesion and there is possibly a small haemangioma. No concerning focal liver lesion.
4 mm pancreatic tail cystic lesion is of uncertain clinical significance. 1-year follow-up MRI is advised.
Many thanks