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What Does " Calcified Granuloma At Left Occipitsl Lobe" Mean>

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Posted on Wed, 25 Feb 2015
Question: My son his name XXXXXX
8 months back there was sizer to him
After CT there was Worm in his mind
Dr said that treatment wl be continue for atleast 6 to 8 month
He suggest me to give Valparin 200 With qty 5ml in morning & 5ml in night with gap of 12 hrs
Now we hv done MRI of XXXX & in this report there is Calcified Granuloma at left Occipitsl Lobe with no surrrounding Edema
Now plz suggest wt should i do & wt r the symptoms of this

Thanks XXXXXXX XXXXXXX
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Answered by Dr. Dr. Prasad J (4 hours later)
Brief Answer:
Symptoms generally restricted to seizure...

Detailed Answer:
Hi,

Calcified granuloma seen on the recent MRI scan is mostly from the healed cysticercus (worm). This calcification will remain in the brain until life.

It's symptoms are usually restricted to seizure. If the last seizure activity was 8 months ago, your doctor can consider ordering EEG. Based on EEG results, valparin may be slowly tapered and withdrawn - if there are no seizure activity recorded.

A neurologist is the ideal doctor who can manage this condition. If you haven't consulted one, you should meet one now.

Hope I am clear.

Regards
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What Does " Calcified Granuloma At Left Occipitsl Lobe" Mean>

Brief Answer: Symptoms generally restricted to seizure... Detailed Answer: Hi, Calcified granuloma seen on the recent MRI scan is mostly from the healed cysticercus (worm). This calcification will remain in the brain until life. It's symptoms are usually restricted to seizure. If the last seizure activity was 8 months ago, your doctor can consider ordering EEG. Based on EEG results, valparin may be slowly tapered and withdrawn - if there are no seizure activity recorded. A neurologist is the ideal doctor who can manage this condition. If you haven't consulted one, you should meet one now. Hope I am clear. Regards