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What does endplate bone marrow edema is decreased since previous mri mean?
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Appearance changing: That means that the amount of edema (like swelling) in the vertebral bodies has decreased compared to your earlier study. This may indicate improvement or treatment effect, however, these types of changes on MRI don't always correlate with the patient's symptoms. Hope that helps!
Answered 6/10/2014
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