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What does diffusely low t1 marrow signal mean?
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Depends: This finding can be a sign of anemia or a much more significant problem with the bone marrow. Feel free to set up a virtual consult and I'd be happy to review your specific MRI imaging and discuss the differential and recommended next steps.
Answered 10/31/2018
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