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I had a mri done and the report said that there are small areas of focal fat deposition seen within the ilia bilaterally. should i be concerned?
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Not really: May I know why u have an MRI and what body part? MRI finding you mentioned in the Q stem is usually unremarkable unless any other abnormalities seen.
Answered 7/31/2014
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Impression?: MRI reports have a description of findings and an impression section. The impression is the most important diagnostic feature. My best guess is that it isn't something to worry about but you can always ask your primary care physician.
Answered 7/31/2014
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