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What is a similar very tiny remote right cerebellar lacunar infarct on an mri?
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Looks like radiologist lingo to describe a likely small stroke over the right cerebellar brain area. See radiologist to view your films directly. Have your regular doctor deal with future preventative tasks
Answered 10/26/2022
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