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What Does Multiple T2 And Flair Subcortical Hyperintensity In Parietal Region Mean?
IN MY BRAIN MRI IT IS WRITTEN " MULTIPLE T2 AND FLAIR SUBCORTICAL HYPER INTENSITY IN BILATERAL HIGH PARIETAL REGION WITH EVIDENCE OF SLOW FLOW IN CORTICAL VEINS SUGGESTIVE OF OLD VENOUS INFARCT " PL expalin what it indicates and wht may be treatment
Fri, 19 Sep 2014
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1.The report suggest that T2 and FLAIR subcortical hyper intensity in bilateral high parietal region - features of infarct ( venous occlusion ).
2.That means there is a block in the venous channel with chronic process.
3.The treatment includes thrombo-lysis medication.
4.Treatment depends upon the underlying medical conditions ( hypertensive, diabetes and any systemic causes.
5.Some times similar symptoms seen in the age related cases. Good luck.
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1.The report suggest that T2 and FLAIR subcortical hyper intensity in bilateral high parietal region - features of infarct ( venous occlusion ).
2.That means there is a block in the venous channel with chronic process.
3.The treatment includes thrombo-lysis medication.
4.Treatment depends upon the underlying medical conditions ( hypertensive, diabetes and any systemic causes.
5.Some times similar symptoms seen in the age related cases. Good luck.
Hope i have answered your query.
Any thing to ask do not hesitate. Thank you.
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