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Recently received a mri of the brain , comments states- please note that the right vertebral artery is rudimentary and is barely visualized. should i be concerned ?
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The MRI is showing a developmental variation. rather than pathological abnormality.. Don't be concerned.
Answered 8/6/2021
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Depends why study was ordered. Need to discuss with your doctor AND radiologist. The findings are likely normal variant
Answered 8/7/2021
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