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Recently had a lumbar mri that shows my conus medullaris ending in the middle of my t2 vertabrae. is this considered to be normal or low lying?
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Low: Low lying, most likely an incidental asymptomatic finding commonly asymptomatic. Tethered cord is a rare specific clinical disorder
Answered 8/26/2015
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