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Is a 2.3 mm (mra)brain p. communicating artery infundibula considered a normal variant or pathology?what should blood pressure and pulse be for above
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Normal variant : Keep blood pressure at usual level your doctor recommends. No smoking. Control weight and blood sugar. Exercise.
Answered 3/1/2017
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