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What Does Remote Micro Hemorrhage In The Right Frontal Lobe Of MRI Indicate?

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Question : My MRI/MRA scans showed a small remote infarct involving the genu of the corpus on the right side. Remote microhemorhage in the right frontal lobe and subtle ill-defined FLAIR hyperintensity in the central pons. What does all this mean?
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Answered by Dr. Sweta Singla (52 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
it is probably related to your aneurysms

Detailed Answer:
All of these findings are related to the aneurysm that are in your brain and have received treatment for. Aneurysm may present with either infarct that is narrowing of blood vessels leading to compromise of the blood supply or with hemoorhage that might occur due to their rupture. I think these are subclinical strokes that you have suffered because of aneurysms.
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What Does Remote Micro Hemorrhage In The Right Frontal Lobe Of MRI Indicate?

Brief Answer: it is probably related to your aneurysms Detailed Answer: All of these findings are related to the aneurysm that are in your brain and have received treatment for. Aneurysm may present with either infarct that is narrowing of blood vessels leading to compromise of the blood supply or with hemoorhage that might occur due to their rupture. I think these are subclinical strokes that you have suffered because of aneurysms.