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Is this a normal mri result (relatively symmetric trace subchondral signal with in the inferior ), mri for lumbar spine / sacroiliac joint .
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It can be: You need to ask your physician for more information. Where in the MRI is this statement referring to.
Answered 1/10/2015
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