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MRI REPORT MEANING

2019-07-21 15:50:49
MRI study of brain of her revealed 1. Cerebral subcortial multifunctional ischaemic lesions, 2. Diffuse cerebral atrophy. Is it dangerous? Her cardiologist is not in town, should I rush immediately to another cardiologist or I can wait a week for her doctor to come back.
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