MRI Shows Tiny T2 Abnd Flair Hyperintensity Focus In Subcortical White Matter Of Frontal Lobe. Meaning?
hi doctor, my mom did a MRI few days ago and it said tiny t2 abnd flair hyperintensity focus are seen in subcrotcial white matter of both frontal lobe . corresponding area shows iso signal intensity in t1 weighted images i want to is it very serious kind of dieases?? and also i would like to know the causes, treatment and any complications of this situation. i would also like to know what are the things to be taken into consideration for my mom. thank you !
MRI brain findings of your mother are common findings, and can occur in a variety of conditions. These include migraine, ischemia of brain (less blood flow) and demyelinating illness (where the covering of the nerves get damaged).
The most common cause is migraine.
There is no need to worry about this finding.
Based on your mom's symptoms, the neurologist would be able to come to a conclusion regarding the diagnosis. Medical treatment would help her get better.
Best wishes,
Dr Sudhir Kumar MD DM (Neurology)
Senior Consultant Neurologist
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MRI Shows Tiny T2 Abnd Flair Hyperintensity Focus In Subcortical White Matter Of Frontal Lobe. Meaning?
Hi Neha, Thank you for posting your query. MRI brain findings of your mother are common findings, and can occur in a variety of conditions. These include migraine, ischemia of brain (less blood flow) and demyelinating illness (where the covering of the nerves get damaged). The most common cause is migraine. There is no need to worry about this finding. Based on your mom s symptoms, the neurologist would be able to come to a conclusion regarding the diagnosis. Medical treatment would help her get better. Best wishes, Dr Sudhir Kumar MD DM (Neurology) Senior Consultant Neurologist