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What do these results mean on dat scan. left putamen: moderately reduced. right putamen: markedly reduced. right caudate nucleus head: mildly reduced. left caudate necleus head: normal?
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A large amount of clinical data would be needed to properly address your question, such as diagnostic reason for study and clinical symptoms. Urge you to discuss these outcomes with the radiologist and your referring physician, who can best correlate. We cannot diagnose, or recommend testing or treatment on this site. An HT virtual consult might be your best choice.
Answered 5/24/2021
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