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Cerebral. Volume loss Chronicischemicchanges in the whitematter I thought I had chemo- brain. Is this it or Alzheimer beginning? Thank you.. May Chemo- brain: I s" stepped" into a van... View answer
I am 56 WF. Over the past 5 years I have had 3 MRI's that all showed whitematter hyperintensities, in the frontal lobe , most likely chronicischemicchanges, and an old lacune in the... View answer
Answered by :Dr. Jay Patel
( General & Family Physician)
subcortical white mater hypodensities most commonly seen in the setting of chronicischemicchanges." Previous brain MRI done re dizziness @ 5-7 yrs. old also noted mild chronic... View answer
Answered by :Dr. Panagiotis Zografakis
( Internal Medicine Specialist)
. Recent CT scan for a mild fall showed a few scattered deep subcorticalwhitematter hypodensities most commonly seen in setting of chronicischemicchanges ; no other... View answer
Answered by :Dr. Priyanka Aggarwal
( ENT Specialist)
Ill-defined chronicischemicchanges in both parietal peri & paraventricular whitematter regions ... whitematter. It was a report of my wife s MRI of brain. Pl, I want... View answer
Answered by :Dr. Prabhash Verma
( General & Family Physician)
region * atrophic changes in the brain parenchyma with difussed bilateralperiventricularwhitematter hypodensity suggestive of chronicischemicchanges ... View answer
my wife age 65 has noticed some memory loss not to noticble. had c t scan with result of moderate cc erebral atrophy,moderate periventricularwhitematter microvascular chronicischemic... View answer
Answered by :Dr. Prabhash Verma
( General & Family Physician)
bilateral gangliocapsular regions. Generalized cerebral atrophy with periventricularchronicischemicchanges. What does it mean? is it a cause to worry? ... View answer
How does the indiction of the following seen from a CT scan affect the patient Chronicischemicchanges in the right cerebral hemisphere and pons with exvacuo dilatation of the ventricles. Very thin ... View answer
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