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Subtle area of diffusion abnormality within the r mid corona radiata. this may rep t2 shine through or possibly an acute to subacute infarct. bad? thx
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Symptoms matter more: This finding may be due to micro-infarcts from small vessel disease, an acute stroke, or something that damages the myelin (insulation) around the nerves. An important thing in regards to the significance of this finding is your symptoms. If your referring doctors think that these imaging finding match you symptoms this could be an acute stroke or demyelination. Discuss with you Dr.
Answered 2/24/2015
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