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What does a hyperintensity t2 mean on a thoracic mri?

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Your post is too vague and nonspecific. We do best when provided with specific and descriptive data. Please repost information regarding location, whether spinal cord or vertebra, clinical symptoms prompting the MRI, and your specific concerns. A virtual consult would allow a more thorough evaluation (www.connect@healthtap.com)

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