CEREBROSPINALECTOMY
You asked one question. The MRI answered with three things nobody was looking for, each needing its own scan. This is how imaging quietly funds its own future.
send to the radiologist who lives in the reading room
EXPLAINED (ACCURACY-CHECKED)
Incidental findings ('incidentalomas') are common on brain MRI and frequently trigger additional imaging or follow-up; dry satire, not a claim about any specific case.
Established: incidental findings on brain MRI are common and often prompt further workup/imaging.
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