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8x4mm t1 hyperintense t2 hyperintense extradural intraosseous lesion frontoparietal invading inner table of skull on mri. should i be worried?
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Concern: Any abnormal finding can be concerning. I would not panic though. The important thing is to follow up with the person who ordered the test. Bring someone with you to help[ remember the answers. Bring written questions too.
Answered 3/10/2018
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