
What Does My MRI Scan Report Indicate?

Question: I have been diagnosed with acute infarcts noted in the right capuloganglionic region ? What precautions to avoid any risk ? how to get it to normal completelyMRI Brain (Plain) attached
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Regards
Bruno
Please attach the MRI
Detailed Answer:
Dear Sir
The MRI Image / Report is not attached
Please send the image
Regards
Bruno
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Prasad


Hi, I have attached the MRI report. Kindly check and do the needful
Brief Answer:
Precautions and Further Steps are Listed
Detailed Answer:
Dear Sir
Thanks for the report
You are suffering from Acute Infarct.
This means that there is a clot or obstruction to the blood vessels supplying the part of the brain. Hence there is no blood flow. In the absence of blood flow, the cells have died. This is called as Infart.
We need to first understand that this clots / obstruction in one vessel can happen in other vessels too
Now
Coming to the next steps
1. We need to Find whether you have risk factors for clot / obstructions / atherosclerosis.
2. Diabetes (Sugar), Hypertension (Pressure), Dyslipidaemia (Cholesterol) are few such risk factors
3. We need to treat those risk factors
4. If your blood has high tendency to clot, we need to give you anti coagulants
Please feel free to ask further doubts
Precautions and Further Steps are Listed
Detailed Answer:
Dear Sir
Thanks for the report
You are suffering from Acute Infarct.
This means that there is a clot or obstruction to the blood vessels supplying the part of the brain. Hence there is no blood flow. In the absence of blood flow, the cells have died. This is called as Infart.
We need to first understand that this clots / obstruction in one vessel can happen in other vessels too
Now
Coming to the next steps
1. We need to Find whether you have risk factors for clot / obstructions / atherosclerosis.
2. Diabetes (Sugar), Hypertension (Pressure), Dyslipidaemia (Cholesterol) are few such risk factors
3. We need to treat those risk factors
4. If your blood has high tendency to clot, we need to give you anti coagulants
Please feel free to ask further doubts
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Yogesh D

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