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My mri results states 'flow voids are demonstrated within basilar and internal carotid arteries. what does that mean?
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Movement: “The term “flow void” generally refers to blood that is moving within a vessel. Produces a dark appearance which is normal and expected. Considered normal.
Answered 10/4/2020
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