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What does this mean: flow void is identified in major intracerebral blood vessels. small prominent perivascular spaces in inferior basal ganglia bil?
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Doctorspeak: This is doctorspeak for normal findings on the MRI. A flow void indicates there is blood flow. Lack of a flow void would be bad. This is normal. Prominent perivascular spaces are likewise a benign (nothing to worry about) finding.
Answered 2/11/2015
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