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Mri found mild scattered foci of abnormal t2 signal are demonstrated in peri ventricular white matter, particularly along frontal convexities. ?
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Non-specific finding: Really a non-specific finding, and in most cases normal, but really would need to see the images. Usually seen frequently in migraines; best to check with your doctor.
Answered 3/16/2018
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