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Are few tiny scattered nonenhancing t2/t2 flair hyperintensities involving periventricular/ subcortical zones supratentorial compartment bilat normal?
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MRI: You can talk to your doctor about what this finding means in the context of your clinical picture, but usually what you are describing is an incidental, age-related finding that is probably of not much concern.
Answered 1/25/2021
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