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Mri states: t2 hyperintensity with semicircular canal. what does this mean? i had 2 surgeries on my semicircular canal
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Probably scarring: T2 hyperintensity can mean many different things. If its next to the SC canal after surgery it's probably scarring. Best thing to do is talk with the treating surgeon or other doc, who can see how those changes correlate with your symptoms/signs.
Answered 8/22/2017
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