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Sent for mri and they told me they had found a small (9mm) a single non specific area of signal abnormality, on the right putaman. what is this?
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Radiological Studies: their clinical significance and the necessary treatment options should be discussed with the physician who ordered the study. They have all the history, physical examination and now the study to make proper treatment decisions and offer opinions.
Answered 5/26/2018
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