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Old 02-01-2008, 06:40 PM #2
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I was just wondering if anyone here had an MRI that said the leasions were not in the typical place for MS? Is there a typical place?
I have a lesion in the rt cerebellum, which is a little unusual. Most people have them in the periventricular area, or in the corpus callosum.
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