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Developmental
mri spine developmental abnormalities
WHAT’S THE NORMAL POSITION OF THE CONUS ?
THE NORMAL CONUS To determine if the cord is low lying or potentially tethered its important to know what is the lowest level you can see a conus and still call it normal. The radiology literature varies with a conus at the L2/3 disc or L3 level considered within the normal range. NORMAL DEVELOPMENT …
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