"T1: variable signal intensity, ranging from hypointense (most common) to hyperintense"
"T2: variable signal intensity, ranging from hypointense to hyperintense (most common)"
"T2*/SWI: microhaemorrhages may be seen within the lesion 4"
"Cerebral amyloidomas are benign and surgical resection, which is the treatment of choice for symptomatic individuals, is generally curative, although recurrences have been documented 1,3. Even in asymptomatic individuals, resection or biopsy are usually undertaken as it is difficult to confidently differentiate these lesions from primary or secondary tumours 2,3. No specific medical therapy has been identified as useful 1."