T2 hyperintense lesion in mediastinum

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A small T2 hyperintense lesion measuring approx 16mmx8mm noted in posterior mediastinum which is abutting the descending aorta at D3-D4 level Could you please explain the meaning of this MRI result

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Dr. Sivabal V Cardiologist 11 yrs exp Thiruvananthapuram · Accepted Answer

Dr. Sivabal V

Cardiologist 11 yrs exp Thiruvananthapuram

Could be mediastinal cyst. Needs further evaluation of history and examination.

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