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Female/25 y.o. had an mri for syncope. results indicate more than 9 focal areas of t2/flair hyperintensity in subcortal white matter. what's it mean?
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Depends: Size, distribution and location are all important. However, this number in the 25-year-old is high. Please see a neurologist for further evaluation.
Answered 5/16/2013
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