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Terminal zones myelination seen in bilateral posterior periventricular white matter - brain mri epilepsy protocol done of my 13 yr son. what does it mean pl?

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Need expert opinion: The person who is taking care of your son and i assume that he/she is a neurologist should be better qualified to answer your question.

Dr Al-Alami agreed

Answered 12/8/2013

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