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What diseases can you get when you have a tiny solitary discrete altering signal intensity focus noted in the white matter of the right centrium semiovale?
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This finding has to be co-related to symptoms and reasons for ordering the test so your Md would be the best persom to explain it to you.
Answered 4/6/2022
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Not diagnostic of any disorder or disease, unless the lesion enlarges or changes. One solitary lesion might just represent a venous angioma or a benign cyst, neither of consequence, Discuss with your doctor, and see if it correlates with your clinical complaints
Answered 4/6/2022
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