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MRI - Foci of low signal on T1 Vertebra Body
by TerryB, Jul 20, 2008 02:18PM
Hello: I just received my report for a MRI of the C-spine I had done to rule out MS due to fuzzy feeling in the head. The C-spine came out fine but they saw 2 Foci of low T1 & T2 signal intensity in the T1 vertebral body. nonspecific. I guess since they weren't doing the thoracic spine they didn't get a good image. What can low signal intensity on both the T1 & T2 images indicate? Is it solid, fluid etc? I am supposed to have a CT scan this week. Thanks
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