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Mild prominence of cortical sulci at the top of the calvarium reflecting minor involutional change.mr brain without constrast otherwise unremarkable.
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MRI Result: This as with all tests should be evaluated by the ordering physician who has the patients history, exam findings and reasons for ordering the study in hand. This allows appropriate interpretation of the study.
Answered 5/7/2018
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