indicate small vessel ischaemic change" Also cervical scan, conclusion, leftsided soft tissue c6/7 disc prolapse potentially compressing the left c7 nerve root . C4/5 small broard based... View answer

small vessel ischaemic change. Can anyone clarify what this means? Thanks ... cerebral / cerebellar lesion. There is no white matter lesions to suggest significant small vessel ... View answer

hyperintensities throughout white matter likely representing areas of old ischaemic change secondary to small vessel disease . I have also had blood tests recently due to chest compression... View answer

likely represent chronic ischaemic foci due to small vessel disease . I have never ever smoked, ever ever ...What does the following mean? Several small non confluent T2/FLAIR hyperinensities... View answer

: Multiple foci of T2 hyperintensity within the sub cortical white matter consistent with either small vessel ischaemic change or post migranous phenomen. I had an answer from this site not to... View answer

back with Minor presumed small vessel ischaemic change in supratentorial white matter and a small established focal ischaemic insult in the right cereballa hemisphere. Any ideas? ... View answer

in keeping with small vessel ischaemic change. A more focal area of old infarction is seen in the right frontal lobe with a further small area in the left temporal lobe. No space... View answer

hello. my father is 62years old. he has had a number of mini strokes. his recent ct scan has shown prominent of the ventricals and sulci. extensive white matter, small vessel ischaemic change... View answer

Hi my mum has small vessel ischaemic change associated cerebral volume loss and there is a focus of hypodensity extedning to the posterior frontal lobe cortex on the right suggestive of a very... View answer

My 76 year old mother has bilateral periventricular and coronal radiata small vessel ischaemic changes, according to a recent MRI scan . She has hypertension and type 2 diabetes which is treated with ... View answer