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2 years ago mri diagnosed a small right frontal lobe calcified meningioma, follow up showed no change. recent mri couldnt detect it. can it be gone?
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Unlikely.: If it was very small and completely calcified it may be difficult to detect if the technical parameters of the scan were different.
Answered 8/27/2020
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