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Default What is considered large ARACHNOID CYST?
Hello everyone,
Can someone tell me what they consider to be a small and a large arachnoid cyst?
I haven't seen neuro yet but primary Dr says it's 2 cm sitting on the brainstem. Can someone tell me if this is considered big or small??
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