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Mri results showed "no significant abnormalities" in brain. does this mean no abnormalities? is it a good sign?
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In general: "no significant abnormalities" is generally interpreted as meaning that you have a test result that was not found to have any clinically significant problems. That is always a good sign.
Answered 7/15/2019
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