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What may several t2 non-enhancing foci in the frontal lobe of brain be? ( mri )
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Spots: Usually not know or no attributable cause. Sometimes from migraines, small vessel disease from blood pressure/diabetes/smoking, or genetics, or even head injury.
Answered 6/19/2014
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