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I had a ct kidney stone protocol scan. please interpret this for me "osseous structures: mild degenerative changes. sclerotic foci favor enostosis"?
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Stone -CT scan: The comments above do not refer to the kidney but to the spine. Osseous means bone structures. You have mild degenerative changes and tiny incidental bone islands (enostosis) in the bones that are not clinically significant . f/u w/ doc
Answered 1/5/2019
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