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Currently under treatment for smzl.i recently had a brain mri to evaluate my optic nerves . a heterogeneous marrow signal in the bony cavalarium was identified. does this mean the lymphoma is in my brain?
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That finding is abnormal, please discuss with your oncologist. Take care and good luck!
Answered 2/12/2023
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