The report includes a clinical context summary, a structured findings section, an impression framed as discussion points, and recommendations for questions to raise with your treating physician. Where applicable, the report cites specific frameworks such as RANO criteria and explains their application to your case. A plain-language summary section is included for patient understanding. We also answer any questions you have.
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