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What does incidental superficial left ventral pontine tegmentum tiny 3mm t2 hyperintensity on mri? does it point to multiple system atrophy?
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No it does : Not point to mulisyst atrophy and is nonspecific finding in a specific place that is just lighting up but probably of no significance
Answered 8/30/2017
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