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Mri finding: few nonspecific white matter changes in both parietal lobes. no abnormal brain post gadolinium enhancement. is the nonspecific white matter changes progressive or normal ?
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T2 lesions are chronic. Cannot assess progression without prior MRI to compare. Findings are nonspecific
Answered 11/16/2021
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You are fairly young for white matter changes that are typically seeing in older individuals Significance would depend on the number of lesions and the pattern or distribution.
Answered 11/17/2021
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