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MRI Showed Small Hypointense Lesions In Left Parietal Region. What Does This Mean?
Question: My father(60 years) had his MRI done and the report says the follwoing:
small hypointense lesions showing 4mm noted in left parietal region with evidence of blooming on gradient T2, without any significant perilesional oedema ? calcified granuloma.
Can you please let us know what it points to and what we should do..
small hypointense lesions showing 4mm noted in left parietal region with evidence of blooming on gradient T2, without any significant perilesional oedema ? calcified granuloma.
Can you please let us know what it points to and what we should do..
Dear XXXXXX,
MRI finding of hypointense illness suggest a healed lesion as such no further action is needed. Your present symptom of giddiness and vomiting perhaps are not related to it. You have a good evaluation by a neurologist and in all probability, we will arrive at if any significance can be attached.
I suggest if you attach full report of MRI and relevant MRI films so that I can answer you more specifically.
You have a feature to upload the reports/images by yourself on the right side of this query page. Please utilize it.
Regards
Pratap
MRI finding of hypointense illness suggest a healed lesion as such no further action is needed. Your present symptom of giddiness and vomiting perhaps are not related to it. You have a good evaluation by a neurologist and in all probability, we will arrive at if any significance can be attached.
I suggest if you attach full report of MRI and relevant MRI films so that I can answer you more specifically.
You have a feature to upload the reports/images by yourself on the right side of this query page. Please utilize it.
Regards
Pratap
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