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I got an mri done on the right shoulder, there is abnormal bone marrow signal involving the scapula just deep to the acetabulum. this is t2 hyperinte?
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Probably nothing: Abnromal marrow signal without any accompanying lesions is probably insignifcnat. The doctor who ordered the MRI should review its results with you.
Answered 8/6/2018
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