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Cervical spine mri reads diffuse mildly diminished marrow signal on both t1 weighted and t2-weighted images. my cbc and other blood work was normal. what does this mean?
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Merely guesswork in absence of ability to view films. Nor do you provide clinical rationale for the MRI. Best way here on site to have these films looked at and interpreted would be via virtual consult (www.connect@healthtap.com)
Answered 2/14/2022
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