Focal encephalomalacic gliotic area in the left high frontal lobe.
Chronic white matter ischemic changes
Chronic lacunar infarcts in bilateral corona radiate
Diffuse age related cerebral atrophy.
Typical age related changes... Shrinking in brain size... Small areas of brain affected by inadequate blood supply due to effect on tiny blood vessels...
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Plain cranial CT Scan report says
"Gliotic cyst is seen in left frontal region"
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