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What is mild diminished t1 marrow signal, in which may reflect red marrow reconversion. this was result from an mri. cbc normal. history mild anemia?
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Red marrow: reconversion occurs when areas of normal adult yellow marrow(non blood cell producing) change to red marrow(blood cell producing). This can occur in response to various conditions that increase the demand for oxygen-carrying red blood cells: chronic hypoxic states(smoking/COPD), high altitudes, high level athletes, and various anemias. Talk to your doc about what the results mean in your case.
Answered 11/28/2017
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