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Old 12-03-2010, 08:45 PM #11
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Get the MRI on cd for free or $5 and look/learn yourself like I did. Play with the brightness/contrast settings to make it pronounced. My avatar is my head made by me.

That spot on mine is huge. They'll be smaller. I used that slice cause it's so obvious. Go slices up or down and there's many many smaller ones.
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