OBSERVATION:
No evidence of acute infarct, hemorrhage or space occupying mass lesion noted.
Mild prominent perioptic sheaths on both sides.
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.
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:
➢ Mild prominent perioptic sheaths on both sides.
Please interpret the above report is something life threatening?
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The MRI report doesn't show any tumor presence.However the report needs to be correlated with the clinical examination.The neurologist who requested for the MRI will be able to clarify your doubts
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