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Pls explain mri: few scattered subcortical white matter t2/flair hyperintensities which can be seen in the setting of vasospastic phenomena/migraine?
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Radiologist: This is a specialized area and it would be prudent to consult the radiologist who issued the report.
Answered 3/16/2019
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