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Can you tell the difference between a tumor and fat necrosis on a mri? does fat necrosis show heterogeneous signal intensity? on a mri of the knee
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Radiologist: A radiologist skilled in interpreting mri's of the knee can answer this question best. We primary care physicians usually sit down with the radiologist and ask the same question.
Answered 4/18/2018
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