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Old 07-12-2012, 10:51 AM #1
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can someone please tell me in real words what nonspecific decreased T1 signal intensity within marrow containing elements of the cervical (and lumbar) spine means? Also if a low MPV from a previous CBC would mean anything combined with this?
Would like to also know what nonspecific mild T2 prolongation in the C4 vertebral body centrally is.
Thanks for any help!
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