Thanks for your reply, Dr. Corenman.
Do vertebral hemangiomas have to encompass the entire vertebra to be considered atypical? I can see my hemangiomas on the MRi film; they appear to cover about a quarter of the vertebrae at various levels and do not appear to impinge the spinal cord–but the radiologist stated that there was edema associated with one of them at T8. Is it also possible to have hemagniomas on the sacral wings, and might this cause any type of sciatic pain into the ischium bone and posterior thigh with sitting? I will inquire about having a CT. Thanks again for your expertise; much appreciated.
