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Without contrast, can you see clearly all the arteries and veins on the skull? And this 7:48 is also without contrast? Why is it white and so easy to see?
I have non enhancing on both frontal lobes and then just found out non enhancing t2 hypertintense on Pons. My neurologist hasn’t been available since I got everything done. My left facial droop and right hand tremors I’ve had for many years but now I’m having numbness in 2 fingers. I don’t know if I should just give up trying to find out.
My cousin has been diagnosed with OLIG2 today with iDh mutant and ATrX retained is it completely treatable and removable doctors saying in early stages and have not progressed yet does this benign or malignant
I just developed this condition after my body cleared COVID. I have an appt with my GP next week and my ENT the following. I also have a headache associated with the swooshing in my ears. Should I ask for both an MRA and an MRB? Or should I start with an ultrasound or CT scan of the carotid arteries?
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