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MRI: small round Shapes Abnormal Signal intensities in Bones

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MRI: small round Shapes Abnormal Signal intensities in Bones Posted: 07-11-08 04:42am


Hi, I had MRI last week because of my knee pain, It shows that menisci, PCL, ACL, MCL and LCL are normal. but there was Multiple small round Shape Abnormal Signal intensities in Bony structure. now I'm going to have a blood test, Can you help me to know what's going on?

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made a mistake Posted: 07-11-08 05:05am


I'm really sorry Imade a mistak to send this MSG in this part, It's not about being pregnant or not, AT ALL

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Posted: 07-13-08 10:52am


Will move this to a more suitable forum

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