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Mri test found 10 small punctate foci of abnormal increased t2/flair signal in white matter of both cerebral hemispheres in the subcortical region?

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Follow up: Please follow up with the provider who ordered the MRI, or with your primary physician to review the entire result of the scan with you in conjunction with the symptoms that prompted the scan.
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