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Mri shows bi-frontal cerebral cortical volume loss & left middle ear inflammation of sinus what does all this mean? especially the volume level loss?
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Mri: Sounds like you're reading a report from a study ordered by your doctor. Go and review the results with them and you will gain a better appreciation towards what the scanner saw in you and how it correlates with your problem.
Answered 12/19/2017
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