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My recent head mra stated, "anatomical variant of fetal origin of right pca with slightly hypoplastic right p1 segment. is this common and normal?
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MRA anatomical varia: I would discuss this with your Dr. You can also go to uptodate and review the issue for a detailed discussion.
Answered 3/16/2017
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