24-year-old female with Li Fraumeni syndrome, history of breast cancer, glioblastoma, and known hepatic masses. Family history of sarcoma. NECK: A 9 mm lesion in the inferior pons with T1 hyperintensity and peripheral T1 and T2 hypointensity is compatible with a cavernoma, better characterized on dedicated MR Brain performed on the same day. A right maxillary sinus mucous retention cyst. The thyroid is within normal limits. No significant lymphadenopathy. CHEST: No significant pulmonary consolidation. No significant lymphadenopathy. ABDOMEN: Redemonstrated are multiple liver lesions that are better characterized on same day MR Abdomen. Several of these lesions ate T1 bright suggestive of fat. Spleen is normal in size. No adrenal gland lesions. No evidence of bowel obstruction. No hydronephrosis.PELVIS: Right ovary is not visualized. A left ovarian T2 hyperintense cyst is present measuring 8 mm. No evidence of bowel obstruction. No significant lymphadenopathyTHIGHS:No suspicious osseous lesions are evident. No soft tissue lesions are evident.
1.Findings compatible with a cavernoma in the pons. This is better characterized on dedicated same day MR Brain. 2.Multiple liver lesions, two of which contain fat, suggestive of lipoma are again noted. Additional lesions are better characterized on dedicated MR Abdomen. Please see same day MR Abdomen for further characterization of all lesions. 3.No additional lesions in the neck, chest, pelvis, or thighs. 