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Old 09-13-2014, 02:48 PM #1
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Default MRI diffuse white matter disease

Has anyone had this reported on your MRI since your concussion? I ask this, because 6 days after my accident I was admitted into the hospital, the MRI showed white matter disease diffusely which on the most part indicates Alzheimers. In my research, I found that Neurologist specializing in TBI that this is also indicative of damage from the accident.

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