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Are the t1 hypointense lesions on mri always mean brain damage?
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T-1 "black holes" do represent prior brain damage, but are not indicative of a necessarily progressive destruction. They are however, left overs from prior localized inflammation. Discuss your particulars with your doctor.
Answered 3/7/2022
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