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I was born with hypoxia. there is a suspicion of subcortical white matter injury and cortical thinning in frontal lobe. how can we see this on flair?
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Lack of flare?: I’m not a radiologist but I believe a lack of flair on the T2 weighted images would suggest this.
Answered 7/5/2019
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