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Ventricles in the brain are prominent relative to age and sulci what's that mean on an mri? the first answer didn't give it clear enough at all.
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Radiological Report: Radiological examination is borderline on the question of whether there is any hydrocephalus. Would need additional clinical information, but doctor's lingo for probably normal, but needs clinical interpretation.
Answered 4/8/2018
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