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Had mri & result- possible small t2 hypersensitivity to left lower conus, and minor prominence of central canal? what could this be? x
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Mild disc changes: T2 sequence is used to look at the vertbral discs and relates to level of water in the disc. A low reading may suggest early or very mild degenerative changes in the disc.It is best to have the study interpreted by the person who ordered it and knows your clinical history to put this finding in context specifically for you.
Answered 6/10/2017
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