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Im juvenile diabetic 25yrs. i have neck & front thigh pain. i had an mri, said normal. my chiropractor says loss of lorodois. why would mri say norm?
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Perhaps: there was a specific question asked by the referring provider - and the CT MRI was normal for that. However, I am uncertain.
Answered 5/24/2017
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