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My mri shows: abnormal diffuse hypointensive marroe signal through out the spine. should i be worried? what does this mean?
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There are a: host of processes that can cause this finding, ranging from relatively innocuous to very serious. Without assessing the pattern or severity, it is difficult to speculate on the cause in your case. You need to discuss the findings with your doctor.
Answered 11/11/2014
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