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Hi,what is a t1 and t2 hypo intense focus in the l1 verterbral body? it also mention that a bone island ct can be done if ongoing but it is thought to be an incidental finding?
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Benign findings: The "...T1 & T2...focus" is mostly a benign area of dense bone. A CAT scan to confirm can be done but is not essential.
Answered 3/10/2015
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