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What could inflammatory of the conus in my bottom back be? had mri and these were results- due back september for another mri, need peace of mind. tha
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Conus: The conus is the tip of the spinal cord and inflammation would be a serious pathological finding and I would assume that it would be associated with very significant symptoms and neurological abnormalities. I also assume that a neurologist is involved in your care and has reviewed the MRI findings with the radiologist who interpreted the images, gave a differential diagnosis and recheck advice
Answered 8/21/2016
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