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The mri if my brain show a white matter lesion. the radiologist mentioned a whole bunch of possiblities but a tumor was not one of them. should i be concerned about it even though they didn't mention it?
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If the radiologist did not mention a tumor, why focus upon a nonexistent lesion. If you lack confidence in interpretation, get a doctor to do an over-read
Answered 6/19/2021
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