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Brain mri report says normal vascular signal void is seen in the vessels in and around the circle of willis. what does that mean? should i be concerned?
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Your post states "normal vascular signal void", which means the absence of pathological! If you are in need of further over-views, contact your doctor for a second opinion request.
Answered 1/19/2023
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