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Dizzy memory bal issue fainted mri scattered foci t2 periventricular/deep white matter nonspecific compatible with chronic microvascular changes. ?
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Very common: Very common read on an MRI but at the same time, hard to make an assessment without actually seeing the pictures. Also, there are a number of medical conditions NOT related to the brain that will result in passing out, so follow up with whoever ordered the MRI to seek the next step.
Answered 6/19/2016
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