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What does it mean when they say, no significant intracranial abnormality. when referring to a brain ct?
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Translation= normal brain CT
Answered 1/20/2023
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The interpretation states that no visualized abnormalities were found afflicting the brain or contiguous structures. In essence, this is normal. If you have misgivings regarding this outcome, please contact your doctor for further information.
Answered 1/22/2023
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