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Could a finding of multiple small nonspecific subcortical and deep white matter foci of t2 prolongation have any correlation with neuroborreliosis?

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Dr. Ayman Omar answered

Specializes in Neurology

Possibly: Yes possibly but that's. not how it's diagnosed. You need clinical evidence ideally with lab confirmation

Answered 10/2/2016

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