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Apparently, I have “Black Holes” where old lesions are. 13 right now. Perhaps it explains my cog-fog.
@A MyMSTeam Member I'm with Margann, Thank you So very much for explaining!
Have a Exciting week, my friends! Hugs 🤗
Thankkyou Dr DaleEdberb for explaining helps all
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Key to understanding black holes on an MRI is knowing what an MRI actually sees. An MRI sees water molecules moving in response to magnetic force and sound waves, It water cannot move through something there is no signal. There are different reasons this could occur, 1) tissue loss ,2, changes in density of the tissue from scarring.
Oh, yeah..."black holes" kinda scared me 2death 35 years ago! A younger
Neurologist showed me one was found in my brain. No other explanation was
given. I'm o.k. It's never been an issue!
Thankyou,,
dbmom1..happy day
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