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Hi Cherie,

I just had a repeat C spine MRI set and my previous lesion was not visible. It hadn't been a big one, pretty tiny actually (but caused lots of havoc at times), but it was completely gone from the films this time.
Thanks Wiz.

What was the timing of when they spotted it to when it disappeared? Did you have more than one MRI that confirmed it, and then it went away? How long did you have it for, based on your images and based on symptoms?

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