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Mild vertebrobasilar tortuosity seen. is this common ?
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Not an uncommon, or unusual observation, and unlikely this represents any reason for concern, but if this does worry you, have a discussion with the radiologist regarding the significance of this finding
Answered 9/14/2022
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