below is my 75 yrs old mother s city scan results. Need your help to explain in lay man s term what s the meaning of the results, truly appreciate your help: 1. Areas of low attenuation/vasogenic edema at the left imfronto temporo parietal lobes and left basal ganglia, eith suspicious intraaxial lesions at the left temporal lobe (2.4 cm) and left frontal lobe (2.7cm). Rule out brain metastases, Suggest follow up contrast enhanced CT scan for further evaluation. 2. .. Brain swelling. 3.....Midline shift to the left by 1.2cm. 4.Small chonic infracts at the right basal ganglia, right periventricular region and both centum semioale. 5. ..Bilateral ethmoid sinisitis. 6.Osseous nodular density (1.2 cm) within the left postrior ethmoid cells. Consider osteoma. [7:49:52 PM] shenna manago: about sa money wala ko kadawat. ok lang mn pud ky nagbayad na mn cla daw ganina sa updated bill ni lola. but ang sa deposit na 5k na ako gi borrow caffe wla pa mn ko ma refund.
The most important findings in your mothers CT scan as mentioned above are two suspicious areas in left temporal and frontal lobes measuring 2.4 cm and 2.7 cm respectively. It is strongly recommended that you get a MRI scan of brain done with contrast to get a more confirmed diagnosis.
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What Does These CT Scan Results Mean?
Hi, Thanks for writing in. The most important findings in your mothers CT scan as mentioned above are two suspicious areas in left temporal and frontal lobes measuring 2.4 cm and 2.7 cm respectively. It is strongly recommended that you get a MRI scan of brain done with contrast to get a more confirmed diagnosis.