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What does no abnormal susceptibility of brain parenchyma mean on mri brain report?
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Your question cannot be fully answered as we have NO ability to view the films on our general public education site, and you have provided but a portion of the report. Most likely this is NORMAL, but you would have to directly ask the ordering doctor and the radiologist to obtain the most accurate information.
Answered 7/18/2023
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