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I was sent by physical therapist to have cervical mri for neck pain from car accident. the report included i have mucosal disease. what is this?
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Sinus: MRI of your neck will show a portion the your sinuses. There is, according to what your report says , sinus disease. However, seems to be very nonspecific .
Answered 9/13/2014
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