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At 44 mri to check for ms shows moderate cerebral atrophy of the frontal parietal lobes. no alcohol/rec drug use. what is the average life expectancy?
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MRI does not: predict life expectancy. It would be no different from other people in your area.
Answered 3/17/2018
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