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What's this mean from mri rpt. vasculature: maj vasc. flow voids at the skull base are present and paranasal sinuses: min.mucosal inflammatory disease involving the left maxillary sinus.
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MRI report: "Flow voids" signify normal flow through the blood vessels. Minimal mucosal disease signifies very slight sinusitis. This is a common incidental finding, there may be no associated symptoms and therefore no treatment necessary.
Answered 7/20/2018
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