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Help understanding my mri report. they mention the bone marrow singal is diffusely abnormal and hypointense on t1 and t2 weighed image. meaning?
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Meaning: There really isn't enough space here for that kind of explanation. That is best left to your ordering physician or a radiologist.
Answered 10/24/2017
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