hyper intensity on T2 and flair image on the right naxillary.on brain sinusitis impressiom , dilaeeral,nultitle small old cerebral infarct-nicro vascular ifchemic changes what does those means and ... View answer

she has had 2 episodes of left sided weakness consistent with a TIA . A CT head showed subacute nonhemorrhagic infarct affecting the left ACA territory. She has temporary memory lapses. Mum lives in England ... View answer

Hello, m husband died from a left hemisphere cerebral infarct. He had felt poorly during the night and was sick. I left him to sleep and went to work. When I found him that afternoon (about 4pm) he ... View answer

subcortical frontoparietal cerebral white matter, as before.There is no significant vascular distribution infarct, interrcranial hemorrhage or suspicious focal mass.The skull is intact. There are no... View answer

or subacute infarct. Focal encephalomalacia with cortical laminar necrosis along the right inferior frontal gyrus suggests an old infarct. The major intracranial vascular signal voids are present. The ... View answer

Hello Doctor CT scan results is 1. Acute to Subacute infarcts in the right centrum semiovale. 2. chronic infarct in right corona radiata, body of right caudate nucleus and superior right lentiform ... View answer

caudate nucleus. This consistent with subacute/chronic infarct. There is no associated mass effect. 2. Marked diffuse cerebral atrophy and mild chronic white matter ischemic change. 3. Near complete ... View answer

subacute infarct. Impression: There is a 4-5 mm focus of sigtnal alteration in the right side of the pons could represent a small subacute brainstem infarct. What does this mean in language... View answer

may i know what is chronic infarct (left) middle cerebral arterey territory? ... View answer

Hi my wife undergone cranial mri with gadolinium&dwi,and cranial mra and the impression is this:1.interval evolution of the subacute ischemic infarct in the left medial thalamus and cerebral... View answer