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What does "spinal cord signal is normal with no evidence of myelopathy", mean?
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Normal image: The spinal cord looks normal on imaging with nothing to suggest pathology of the spinal cord (inflammatory, traumatic, vascular, etc.) as a cause for any neurological deficit.
Answered 11/22/2019
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