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Question MRI results; need help with deciphering

I know I have a PHD, but it is in Political Science and I can not decipher much of my report. I looked at the stick and was able to figure out a few things, but I could use some help. I am just going to paraphrase parts of the most recent one:

"There is a new lesion in the right frontl subcortical white matter. There is also a new lesion in the left periinsular region. There is also a new lesion in the left cerebellar hemisphere periventricular white matter. Remaining lesions within the supratentorial and infratentorial brain including lesions in the left tectum and also involving pons, appear stable. There is no acute infarction."

Then the report states that there is no active demyelination.

Also on my reprt from last may which I just receive it states," Foci of T2 and FLAIR signal abnormality in the left dorsal brainstem...

Can anyone help?
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