Female 52 years old. Reason: any pelvic lesions? History: woman with NF2 who has abdominal pain Again seen is a multilobulated mass posterior to the left iliac crest which enhances following administration of contrast and again measures approximately 2 cm in greatest dimension. Additionally, there is a second lobulated mass along the periphery of the lateral aspect of the left gluteus maximus muscle measuring approximately 2 cm in greatest dimension which also enhances following administration of contrast. These may represent small neurofibromas and are unchanged from prior study. Within the spinal canal posterior to L5, there is a 1 cm enhancing focus which may represent a small meningioma or nerve sheath tumor but is unchanged from prior study. The cervix appears unremarkable given the prior history of stenosis, however, please note that the current study is not optimized for details evaluation of pelvic visceral structures. Within these limitations, there is no significant change when compared to the study from 2008. Bone marrow signal intensity is unremarkable. The hip joints and sacroiliac joints appear normal.
Small suspected neurofibromas without significant interval change.