 Good morning and good progress. Myself, Dr. Amit Kumar, resident TGMS Rota Radiology Department. My topic for presentation is Giants and Giants of tissue and angioma in relation to Georgia. So tissue and angioma are a location dependent benign viscous of tissue tumor. They are most common angiometers region and represent up to 7% of all benign soft tissue tumors. There may be a female predilection. In pediatric population, angioma tend to be most frequently diagnosed soft tissue neoplasm. They can arise in various anatomical locations like muscles, gains of good anesthesia and synodium tissue. Histologically soft tissue angioma are subdivided into five categories depending on predominant type of vascular channels. They can be capillary, cavernous, artery awareness, venous and mixed variation. In addition to their vascular component, angiometrist tumor can contain thrombus, calcification, emosutrient, fat, smooth muscle and fibrous tissue. This is particularly true of cavernous angioma. The most common association is that of reactive fat overgrowth. Name of the study is to study the role of imaging in different, in differentiating agents of tissue and angioma from other soft tissue masses. So soft tissue angioma are commonly a plasm of benign histological origin. They are the most common of angiometrist region and represent up to 7% of all benign soft tissue tumor in general population. For a 40-year-old male was referred to radiology department with large, low-glued mass in relation to lower jaw, hanging down to neck, measuring 16.5 into 11.8 into 15.3 centimeter in size. Patient complained of progressives of tissue enlargement from last four years. X-ray CT MRI was done and images are given below. In X-ray, well-defined large, homogeneous, low-glued hyperdense region is seen in relation to lower jaw and anterior part of neck. No calcification is seen. Neck structure including trachea appears normal. On CT, the region was homogeneous and hyperdense on NCCD, fused small hyperdense area corresponding to fat as you've seen. Underline bone were normal. On MRI, T2 weighted sequence, the mass appeared in homogeneous in nature with hyperdense periphery and hyperdense center. On T2 sequence, region was primarily hyper intense. On STIR, few areas of stress were seen. After contrast administration, it showed intense enhancement. On histopathology, diagnosis of land soft tissue amangeoma was given. Treatment for therapy for symptomatic lesion most often include surgical resection or laser treatment. Many orthopedics are then promote wide accession to prevent local recurrence to avoid significant blood loss. Surgery may be preceded by embolotherapy or sclerotherapy in case surgical resection was done successfully. Conclusion. The major advantage of MRI or CT or angiography is acquired difference in contrast between amangeoma and surrounding structure on T2 weighted MRI. In which amangeoma are relatively intense signal. Most amangeoma show high signal intensity on T2 weighted units with high signal intensity in same area on T1 weighted units. For example, no single MRI feature in diagnostic analysis of lesion morphology, signal intensity and enhancement with gadolin allowed MRI differentiation of amangeoma around other soft tissue masses.