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Can abnormal bone marrow on an mri be associated with low vitamin d levels?

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MRI: Low vitamin D levels can be related to osteoporosis or osteopenia which would cause low bone density. Marrow signal on MRI in relation to trauma or injury can be from trabecular damage, a type of stress fracture often not seen on xray.

Answered 9/12/2016

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