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A member asked:
My dad has metastic nsc lung cancer. what does "increased t2 prolongation involving the right midbrain" mean on his mri?
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Need whole picture: It is difficult to answer your question with this isolated finding. Would have to know the patients entire history and have all data that is available. The information you have could suggest a lesion/ mass in that area of the brain. Please review the total MRI findings with the physician who ordered the study or the doc who knows your father's case best.
Answered 9/27/2014
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