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What Could Lesions With Calcification On Medial Frontal Lobe In The MRI Report Suggest?
Hi my fiance had an MRI today the radiology report said 1.3cmx1.5 cm rounded enhancing lesion with calcifications in the medial left frontal lobe most likely a cavernous hemangioma Also few small hyperintense white matter lesions bilaterally could be secondary to migrain vasculopathy,vasculitis, Lyme Disease or demyelinating disorder like MS.He suffers headaches, his eyes hurt feels better to close them, bad memory and always tired and muscle soreness especially in his feet and legs! Help
Fri, 7 Nov 2014
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1.The lesion with enhancement and calcification and anatomical location suggest more of hemangioma.
2. Vascular pathology, lyme disease and white matter disease are seen generalised.
3.An MR angiogram will help to evaluate the feeding vessel.
4.The calcification suggest the long being of the lesion / chronic condition.
5.Suggest MRA - treatment will be intervention / operative, depending on the other medical conditions.
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1.The lesion with enhancement and calcification and anatomical location suggest more of hemangioma.
2. Vascular pathology, lyme disease and white matter disease are seen generalised.
3.An MR angiogram will help to evaluate the feeding vessel.
4.The calcification suggest the long being of the lesion / chronic condition.
5.Suggest MRA - treatment will be intervention / operative, depending on the other medical conditions.
Good luck.
Hope i have answered your query,
any thing to ask ? do not hesitate to ask.
http://doctor.healthcaremagic.com/doctors/dr-ganesh/62888
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