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Hello,

Had a recent MRI with contrast.

The summary of the MRI stated: all normal. With a radiologist note of all clear, all normal etc.

But at the bottom. It said:

"Mild CSF prominence of the optic nerve sheaths appears chronic."

I tried googling this for hours to figure out what is meant. I dont get to see a neuro for another few weeks.

Anyone have an idea or care to share?

Thanks

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