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Solitary focus abnormal signal frontal subcortical white matter nonspecific for this young pt. this is mri report. all labs normal. what does mean?
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Depends: on size, clinical setting, etc. OVerall, likely nothing, we see numerous cases of UBOs in neurology on brain MRIs (Unidentified bright objects).
Answered 9/19/2019
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