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My spinal lesions are huge and clear and obvious on my mri. 1cm at C2 and two at T11 T12.
I had an incidential finding of a 'right posterolateral focal discosteophyte at T7 T8 indenting the right side of the thecal sac touching the spinal cord'.
Looks like a great big chink of bone pressing where it shouldn't. Incidential to them maybe but certainly not to me!!
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