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F,48. pls detail(1)"nonspec hyperintense flair foci involving l.parietal+bilateral.frontal.lobes" +(2)"signal void along main intracranial vasculature?
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Radiology terms: This is specialized radiology terminology and isn't helpful by itself. The radiologist should provide a conclusion at end of report as to what it all means. This must then be interpreted in context of what symptoms led to study in first place. Too much for any of us to answer in this format. Talk to the doctor who ordered the study. Good luck.
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