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Is a 7mm t2 hyperintese white matter lesion on the cerebellum that doesn't enhance or have mass effect, usually benign?
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Most likely not a tumor, but it is not feasible in absence of more information to comment upon cause. Meet with your physician and discuss the results and the next steps. Important is whether this correlates with current problems.
Answered 4/15/2021
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