Bilateral perioptic CSF cuffing

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My MRI result was Bilateral perioptic CSF cuffing. Kindly confirm which specialty I need to consult.

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Dr. Ajeya N. Ukadgaonkar

Interventional Cardiologist 13 yrs exp Aurangabad

Neurologist and Ophthalmologist

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Dr. Sibashankar Kar

Cardiothoracic Surgeon 14 yrs exp Bhubaneswar

Opthalmology & neurology

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Cardiologist 1 yrs exp Bangalore

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