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Multiple scattered slightly confluent foci of t2 signal increase within the frontal and parietal white matter most pronounced at the frontal deep white matter, without corresponding enhancement or susceptibility artifact. what does this mean?
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White matter: This finding is common in elderly people. In young people autoimmune diseases like multiple sclerosis may be a cause. A neurologist is best to review the MRI findings with the radiologist and evaluate you
Answered 3/5/2020
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