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What Does The Following CT Scan Report Mean?

I had a CT of the brain without contrast. The findings: NO infarct, hemorrhage, mass effect, extra-axial fluid collection or white matter abnormality is noted. I need to know if this normal. I have lupus, I fall a lot. My head feels like it squishes , I can hear it.
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The reporting finds no abnormalities in your brain, it is a normal report. More subtle changes could be found with an MRI, but even if that was the case they shouldn't be causing your falls.
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What Does The Following CT Scan Report Mean?

The reporting finds no abnormalities in your brain, it is a normal report. More subtle changes could be found with an MRI, but even if that was the case they shouldn t be causing your falls.