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Blurred vision.t2 hyperintense focus 0.25cmx0.36cmx0.4cm.bilateral globes-normal.no contrast enhancement.no significant proptosis seen. what can it be?
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MRI review: There are many possible causes of a very small hyperintense focus on an MRI, but they are unlikely to be the source of your blurred vision. Review of the image is needed to describe what that finding could represent.
Answered 7/28/2014
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