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Default MS Brain MRIs - White Lesions question
The first MRI that was done before I was diagnosed showed up a solid white spot on the right back part of my brain. My question is that I've seen in other MS brain MRIs that the spot is sometimes barely visible, but mine was completely solid white.

Is there a difference in colors or what not?
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