Brain and Spine Problems

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I need an analysis on the MRI report

1)Dilated ventricles with prominence of sylvian fissures, sulci and basal cisterns -neuro parenchymal atrophic changes (Evan's index 0.31) 2)Few patchy, confluent T2/FLAIR hyperintensities noted in the bilateral periventricular and subcortical white matter of frontal and parietal lobes with no evidence of diffusion restriction - Chronic small vessel ischemic changes - Fazeka's I 3)Corpus colossal angle 72 appear acute. Width of temporal horn measures - 5.5 mm on right side and 5.2 mm on left side. Medial temporal bone atrophy with mild hippocampal volume loss noted (MTA score 2). 4)Bilateral concha bullosa noted. 5)Perioptic CSF space appear mildly prominent, no obvious vertical tortuosity noted. 6)Partial empty sella noted. The suprasellar cistern and hypothalamic region are unremarkable for any pathology.
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Numness in scalp

Hello from ,1 week iam getting sudden numness in head and pain in left hand not continuous but occasionally my vitamins CBC test all are normal i have health anxiety
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What is NCV test

Hi, I want to know what the NCV test is, and is it painful? What is the procedure for doing this, i m getting tingling sensations and pain in my right hand, so the doctor suggested that.
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Pins and Needles in feet post Laminectom

To:Specialists Am suffering from pins n needles post laminectomy surgery in left calf and entire feet 24*7*365 since 2010. Surgery was not successful as I developed infection of spine. Infection was detected and treated post 6 months of surgery, perhaps leading to this problem of nerve damage. Lyrica and Gabapentin do not work. Have learnt to live with this pain , but constantly in pursuit of some specialist who has treated same in order to improve my quality of life. Magnesium glycinate supplements at night help with sleep. Request if anyone can guide in the matter. Regards, Hemant
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Brain MRI

1) No evidence of acute infarct, hemorrhage or space occupying mass lesion noted. 2) Tiny FLAIR hypointense foci is seen involving right cerebellum, non-specific. Conclusion: No significant abnormality is seen in the brain. Please let me know the meaning of line 2 flair tiny hypointense Is it brain tumor or something else? I am worried please let me know Thanks for your help in advance
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Peripheral neuropathy

How long peripheral neuropathy people live with out any organ damage ? Please tell if anyone knowsss
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Vomited her medicine

My daughter 4 years 7 months. She is taking medicine for fits on daily basis. Today at 10pm we gave frisium. At 10.20pm gave topomac but she vomited immediately. So we repeated the dose. But we didn't repeat frisium as it was taken 20min back. Should we repeat frisium or not? If so, can we give her frisium tomorrow morning? Please tell
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Shooting pain under the nose off & on

For the last 3 yrs she has been having pain under the nose. She gets lot of relief when she uses chlorhexidine mouthwash. Our dentist rules out dental problem.The condition is correlated with dry mouth. The pain gets triggered with exposure to chill air. Neurologist says it could be a mild version of trigeminal neuralgia.However she is pain-free sometimes for months together.Pain especially high in mornings.Any help is appreciated
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Flair Hypointense non specific noted

Have a head ache since from 20 days and also have cold sneezing, ear ache neck stiffness did mri of brain results are below as OBSERVATION: No evidence of acute infarct, hemorrhage or space occupying mass lesion noted. Tiny FLAIR hypointense foci is seen involving right cerebellum, non-specific. No evidence of abnormal signal intensity or volume loss in the hippocampii. The thalami, basal ganglia and internal capsules are normal on both sides. The ventricles and sulci are normal for the age. The pituitary gland, infundibulum and hypothalamus are normal for the age. The posterior fossa shows normal cerebellum on left side. The medulla, pons and mid brain shows normal signals in all the sequences. Both CP angles are clear. The basal cisterns are normal. Normal flow void is seen in the major dural venous sinuses and arteries. IMPRESSION: No significant abnormality is seen in the brain. Is tiny flair hypointense serious like brain cancer or tumor?
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Hemifacial spasm

Hi,my mother is experiencing twitching on the right side of the face like eye,cheek and lips.Is it hemifacial spasm or is it a temporary one. What might me the cause?.she is diabetic and has  BP.
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