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I had an mri done of my lower lumbar, and the results came as fallow sacral tarlov cyst noted. bilateral renal t2 hyperintense lesions, nonspecific probably cyst. does this mean cancer?
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A CYST IS A CYST.
Answered 10/6/2022
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