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A member asked:
My 15yr old daughter just had an mri - it shows a couple punctate t2 hyperintense foci in the subcortical white matter any ideas on what this means?
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Yes, but none that : are helpful to you or your daughter without the history of the illness that prompted the study, her past medical history (possibly from prenatal records on), the clinical findings of her physical & neurological exams & the results of all pertinent lab studies. Seek a meaningful interpretation from a neurologist who has this information + a copy of the MRI to review with both of you.
Answered 4/16/2018
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