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Cervical mri (w/contrast) findings state that the paravertebral soft tissue show a dominant right jugular vein. what does this mean.
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Vascular surgeon: If you're concerned about this finding I recommend having a vascular surgeon evaluate you and the images collaborating with the radiologist who interpreted the MRI. In this way you will be reassured if the finding is only a normal variant with no clinical or pathological significance.
Answered 4/14/2019
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