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Need advice on 5mm prominent structure on mri. possible jugular bulb. all prior mris have been ok. symptoms, facial differences and unsteady gait.
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Neuroradiologist: Make sure the study was read by a neuroradiologist. If the radiologist who read it has group associates with neuroradiology training they will usually be happy to provide a second look at your study without cost.
Answered 3/22/2013
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